Latest Acquisitions (2020)

[AlanG]

lol cheers Steven. I've even got some resin upgrades for the Fw190 D9 kit. Should be a challenging build

[Peej]

Arrived today. Another for the unusual planes collection.

[peterairfix]

Taken three weeks to arrive but I have the lat item for my mosquito make overover

[peterairfix]

Just had this one delivered time to release my inner boy racer.

[Allen Dewire]

Postman dropped this off today at work. The new do-it-yourself Yakuza mafia kit,



You can hack off up to your middle finger with it. Comes with an extra blade and an allen wrench to change it...…..Top quality!!!

[AlanG]

Got this today. Nothing to do with making models. But will sit nicely in my mancave. A very nice Fw190 A6 print from the great aviation artist Stephen Brown

[Guest]

Top quality!!!

After having used the one I bought a few weeks ago, I can confirm that assessment. Don’t bother with an NWSL Chopper, get one of these instead.

[Guest]

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Paul is that for real or just on paper . ?

[Guest]

Postman dropped this off today at work. The new do-it-yourself Yakuza mafia kit,

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You can hack off up to your middle finger with it. Comes with an extra blade and an allen wrench to change it...…..Top quality!!!

Please post asp ! Now that beats the daylight out of the "Chopper " Looks very well designed and made. What size are the blades , you might find that these
from

Might suit.
Have a box full nearly a 100 if these will fit and you want any just say .
Dude 2

[Allen Dewire]

Thanks Brother, but the screws are are at 7 and 32 mm so there is no way they could be used without drilling holes. A wonderful offer, but I am in the same boat,


There is only about 30 left in the box and in the 5 pack below it, the blades will just fit with a little tweaking. They are double edge blades and should keep me going for a few years. Thanks again Dude 2.....

[Guest]

After having used the one I bought a few weeks ago, I can confirm that assessment. Don’t bother with an NWSL Chopper, get one of these instead.

Thanks Brother, but the screws are are at 7 and 32 mm so there is no way they could be used without drilling holes. A wonderful offer, but I am in the same boat,

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There is only about 30 left in the box and in the 5 pack below it, the blades will just fit with a little tweaking. They are double edge blades and should keep me going for a few years. Thanks again Dude 2.....

Always the same Dude 1 and Jakko, buy something that's goodish and then several years later a top notch version appears. The Chopper is ok--------- but, movement on the arm, the angles are too short. Iv'e found taking a slow cut is the only way to get a clean straight edge.

[Peej]

Paul is that for real or just on paper . ?

I don't think it ever made it to service. It was just a prototype.

[Guest]

I don't think it ever made it to service. It was just a prototype.

Thanks Paul ..
Certainly strange looking .

[Guest]

I don't think it ever made it to service. It was just a prototype.

Two prototypes had apparently been built between March 1944 and the end of the war, with more under construction (one almost complete) but not finished. The almost-complete one survives in the USA.

[peterairfix]

Found this morning in a charity shop and at a reasonable price.