Spots on the Internet (2022)

[Lee W]

They are new kids on the block. Saw a build/review of their S-38 on YouTube (Harry Houdini) and it looked rather good. So this 'should' be just as good.
Crisp detail, photo etch and all! I hope that they keep expanding into other torpedo boats as well.

Looks like this one might end up in the collection :flushed: ... uh.. stash!

[Dave Ward]

On the Border Model Facebook page - upcoming release -

Souped up StuG!

From MiniArt - New kit coming soon

Yes, you do get the picket fence included
Dave

[rtfoe]

From MiniArt - New kit coming soon
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Yes, you do get the picket fence included
Dave

Project for "Market Garden"

Cheers,
Richard

[Tim Marlow]

I know we’ve given miniart some stick recently, but that looks an interesting set to be honest.

[Ian M]

been a while since I had use for a sledge hammer in the garden.. But I can see the Diorama guys liking this.

[Guest]

I know we’ve given miniart some stick recently, but that looks an interesting set to be honest.

Until they release a set of Farm Implements by leaving out the fence and the table, and a set of Picket Fence (Eastern European) without the tools, and a set of Wooden Table without fence and tools, and …

[Dave Ward]

been a while since I had use for a sledge hammer in the garden.. But I can see the Diorama guys liking this.

Oh, what do you use for Whack-a-Mole?
Dave

[minitnkr]

.......or making little rocks out of big rocks?

[rtfoe]

Hey

Project for "Market Garden"

Cheers,
Richard

Hey guys, I was serious. Everything there is useful for filling a farm, back yard, barn and so on. The only other way to get these stuff were from Historex and they were in 1/32 and oversized for 1/35. I'm a diorama guy so am appreciative but lately quite a lot of this stuff is being churned out...doesn't quite seem to support the Stugs and Panzer IV's that were also in many versions. :smiling2:

Cheers,
Richard

[Tim Marlow]

Or a proper use putting in tree supports or fruit support stakes? It’s the sort of tool you miss when you don’t have one…..never used a grim reaper dressing up weapon (scythe) though….but I can see where one would be useful in agriculture, if not in a garden.

[rtfoe]

Or a proper use putting in tree supports or fruit support stakes? It’s the sort of tool you miss when you don’t have one…..never used a grim reaper dressing up weapon (scythe) though….but I can see where one would be useful in agriculture, if not in a garden.

Will look nice propped up next to a haystack with the pitch fork concealing a Wespe or Stug.

Cheers,
Richard

[Gern]

Or a proper use putting in tree supports or fruit support stakes? It’s the sort of tool you miss when you don’t have one…..never used a grim reaper dressing up weapon (scythe) though….but I can see where one would be useful in agriculture, if not in a garden.

Well you gotta have some tools in the shed whose only purpose is to give the spiders somewhere to hang their webs.

[Guest]

Will look nice propped up next to a haystack with the pitch fork concealing a Wespe or Stug.

Cheers,
Richard

Richard please !:smiling3:

[BattleshipBob]

Richard please !:smiling3:

Now what a smashing idea, StuG of course, about to ruin someones day

[Guest]

never used a grim reaper dressing up weapon (scythe) though….but I can see where one would be useful in agriculture, if not in a garden.

Depends on when and where your diorama is set. Before lawnmowers were invented in the 19th century (and, I suppose, before they became affordable to the common man), lawns were scythed, which was very difficult to do evenly — hence the invention of said apparatus