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  • rtfoe
    • Apr 2018
    • 9208
    • Richard
    • Shah Alam, Malaysia

    #181
    I hope the ICM Bronco has the right wing length space between the body and engine sponson. I have to add a shim in the wings and tail for the Testors kit.

    Cheers,
    Richard

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    • Steve Brodie
      • Sep 2014
      • 4652

      #182
      Originally posted by Jakko
      Dutch Army too, until the 1930s when a Society for the Abolition of Cart-Dogs managed to get a law passed that forbade using dogs for pulling carts (in general, not just in the army). Soldiers then had to pull the carts (that had been modified with a drawbar) themselves, giving rise to jokes about setting up a Society for the Abolition of Cart-Soldiers.


      Spare boots. Soldiers in many armies and times have been issued two sets of boots, one to wear (obviously) and the other to carry in or on the pack; they were then to alternate wearing them. I’m not sure of the logic behind this, but it wasn’t just the Belgian army of a hundred years ago that did this.
      But looking at the test shot, and the thickness of the sole, it appears more like a flip-flop :smiling2:

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      • Dave Ward
        • Apr 2018
        • 10549

        #183
        From MiniArt 'new model coming soon'
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        Not sure what the differences are - armament?
        Davr

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        • Dave Ward
          • Apr 2018
          • 10549

          #184
          Originally posted by Steve Brodie
          But looking at the test shot, and the thickness of the sole, it appears more like a flip-flop :smiling2:
          It's a boot sole - the part that wears out - it was common for each company to have one man who acted as a cobbler. the soles and uppers are stitched together, and each man would have a pair of spare soles ( all ready hob-nailed ). This was across all armies, before mechanised transport, when marching long distances was the norm.
          Dave

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          • Dave Ward
            • Apr 2018
            • 10549

            #185
            It's that time of the month that Trumpeter & HobbyBoss update their websites with their May introductions:
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            HobbyBoss La-11 in 1/48

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            HobbyBoss Romanian TACAM T-60 in 1/35

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            Trumpeter S-300V 9A85 SAM in 1/35

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            Trumpeter M1120 HEMTT in 1/72

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            Trumpeter HMS Colombo in 1/350

            Dave

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            • Dave Ward
              • Apr 2018
              • 10549

              #186
              On the ICM website 'in process' renders of their Canadian Tiger Moth in 1/32
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              Dave

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              • Dave Ward
                • Apr 2018
                • 10549

                #187
                On the Kinetic Facebook page - 'on sale summer'
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                Fiat G 91 'Gina' in 1/48
                Dave

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                • Dave Ward
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 10549

                  #188
                  On the Zvezda Facebook page - boxart for their upcoming Hind variant....................
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                  Dave

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                  • Dave Ward
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 10549

                    #189
                    A really odd statement on the Kinetic Model Facebook page - on Friday, they announced a 1/48 Fiat G91 to be available in summer ( I posted it # 187 )........................
                    " Concerned about always offering the best quality and the highest level of accuracy, we at Kinetic Model announce the postponement of the release of the 1/48th scale G.91 Gina project to 2022. Let's not only reevaluate the CAD project, but start a new one, with more detail and information to have a 100% accurate model."
                    There must have been a fundamental error in their model, for them to start again! - I've never seen an announcement like that before!
                    Dave

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                    • Guest

                      #190
                      Maybe for their next attempt, they’re trying to get all three wheels on the ground?

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                      • Dave Ward
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 10549

                        #191
                        On the ICM Facebook page - 'April Releases on sale now'
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                        A varied mix!
                        Dave

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                        • GerryW
                          • Feb 2021
                          • 1757

                          #192
                          That 'Light anti-aircraft vehicle' looks interesting for a small dio.

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                          • rtfoe
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 9208
                            • Richard
                            • Shah Alam, Malaysia

                            #193
                            The WW2 RAF Airfield seems to be a re-box with a new artwork.

                            Cheers,
                            Richard

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                            • Dave Ward
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 10549

                              #194
                              Originally posted by rtfoe
                              The WW2 RAF Airfield seems to be a re-box with a new artwork.

                              Cheers,
                              Richard
                              Yep, a combined boxing of 3 kits - may be interesting, depending on the price point
                              Dave

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                              • rtfoe
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 9208
                                • Richard
                                • Shah Alam, Malaysia

                                #195
                                Originally posted by Dave Ward
                                Yep, a combined boxing of 3 kits - may be interesting, depending on the price point
                                Dave
                                Their Spitfires are a treat to build. I hadn't touched a Spit since I was a kid and also I don't do engines but when I started on one of their kits I went berserk and went the whole nine yards.

                                Cheers,
                                Richard

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