Latest Acquisitions (2022)
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Not quite Neil......I spotted a similar little complex on the net that the Germans had converted into a field Hospital, as well as some of the uses Paule E has put this to, I thought I'd give one a try! It did come with 2 unopened boxes of soldiers,. 36 British Cav. and 48 Prussian Infantry. Lord knows what I'll do with them.Comment
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HI all
So for some reason by wife decided my existing book case was not big enough for all the books I've bought since coming back to the hobby......I personally think it was very well balanced.......:smiling5:
This resulted in a trip to Ikea today to buy this.....not perfect but the size of the space we have to get it into is very restricted and so we're pretty limited on choice......and it was only £25.
Junior helped with the assembly....and once we'd put these onto it......
It looks like the below.......I still have to properly sort out the order and the like but you get the idea......and I was even generous enough to let my wife have a shelf!!!:smiling5:
Oh and the second shelf down is my 'to be read' shelf'!
ATB
Andrew
PS I do though still have at least three boxes of books in the loft from when I was a member of the Military and Aviation Book Society back in the late 80s and 90s
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Got this yesterday , for the revell focke wulf fw190 and any other luftwaffe stuff I might do. Its got a very good spread of colours that covers most needs ( apart from the later war 81/82/83 schemes ) Going to have a play and see if I can use vallejo thinners or if ive got to get the AK 3rd gen stuff .Comment
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HI all
So for some reason by wife decided my existing book case was not big enough for all the books I've bought since coming back to the hobby......I personally think it was very well balanced.......:smiling5:
This resulted in a trip to Ikea today to buy this.....not perfect but the size of the space we have to get it into is very restricted and so we're pretty limited on choice......and it was only £25.
Junior helped with the assembly....and once we'd put these onto it......
It looks like the below.......I still have to properly sort out the order and the like but you get the idea......and I was even generous enough to let my wife have a shelf!!!:smiling5:
Oh and the second shelf down is my 'to be read' shelf'!
ATB
Andrew
PS I do though still have at least three boxes of books in the loft from when I was a member of the Military and Aviation Book Society back in the late 80s and 90s
... Problem is, when I wanna find stuff out,I immediately Google it,or similar...
...And then think,"Bugger, I've probably got a book on that somewhere".!!Comment
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Well I'm well happy my new printer arrived early so now I get to set it up tomorrow. Its just a bit bigger than my other large printer the Saturn lolAttached FilesComment
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Our Club's Model show day..... many traders, steaming wallet!!!!!!
In order of expense lol my buys.....
New tooled Hasegawa 72nd JASDF 6x6 Fire engine ..... very happy £30
IMHO the best 72 M4A2 ....2 for £16
Liked Heller since a 70s-80s kid, something different.... £8
Built a few 109s, never this kit nor variant ....cool £7
For Lee Drennens GB.... But it has a missing canopy...... am on the case
A bit o' pure nostalgia, this packaging, was a fave build of mine 1979-80? the blue styrene..... £5
Also got 2x 72 PJ Productions seated RAF WW2 pilots in resin @ £3 per set....
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books, tomes are tangible, and do make a break from bench or screens a pleasure, that is why we buy themComment
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Ok, Tetra along with Flyhawk PE have near doubled in price over 15mths .... well its what ive noticed, BNA in Oz had some in stock old $'s..... got a Tetra set for the Tamiya Shimakaze, PE for new tool but i have the 1979 kit, it'll all work out lolComment
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Nothing particularly exciting but the usual first class service from John. Two aerosols of the best airbrush cleaner on the market in my opinion :smiling: A scriber. Three tins of metallic enamel for dry brushing.
One query. The Liquid Reamer meant the parcel had to be sent by courier rather than Royal Mail. The courier was a man in a van and Royal Mail is a man in a van - what's the difference. :thinking:???Comment
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