Spots on the Internet (2023)

[stillp]

Doesn't look like Ben Hur's chariot in the film... :smiling5:
Pete

[Gary MacKenzie]

Doesn't look like Ben Hur's chariot in the film... :smiling5:
Pete

"Ben Hur" was one of the manufacturers, so were Bantam and Willys Overland

[minitnkr]

S'plains'it.

[Mickc1440]

I fancy the BATUS offering. It will bring back some great memories.

OOB build maybe bud?

[Guest]

Doesn't look like Ben Hur's chariot in the film... :smiling5:

That’s almost enough to buy this, plus a bunch of horses to stick in front of it and a figure to put inside it as a driver …

[outrunner]

OOB build maybe bud?

Scottie, OOB, never happen.

Andy.

[Dave Ward]

On the Copper State Model Facebook page - progress on their upcoming model.................

That tooling isn't cheap!
Dave

[Guest]

I fancy the BATUS offering. It will bring back some great memories.

I remember my mate Ibbo, 6' 5" of skin and bone, and he could wind himself into the drivers seat.....

[Gary MacKenzie]

Stl file for 3d printing

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game...autres-echelle


£3.00

Radio used by the French army, 1.5Watts, with whip antenna, MP50 mount for Jeep.

TRVP 13 with accessories:

• ER95 set and battery box
• adapter plate
• Inclined support for jeep
• French antenna MP65 and bracket MP50
• Micro earphone handset
• loudspeaker

[Dave Ward]

On the IBG Facebook page = 'avalable now'


On the Amusing Hobby Facebool page - coming soon

Dave

[Guest]

Looks like our American cousins are getting worried about suicide drones....

[Guest]

The M1X is basically a technology demonstrator that originates with the manufacturer, General Dynamics Land Systems. Just a few days ago, the US Army announced its own M1E3 programme, but that article doesn’t really say anything about how that will look.

[Dave Ward]

Frm MiniArt - 'new kit coming son'

Was cheese ever sold this way? I recall open market stalls in the 60's selling cheese, but nothing like this! One important thing missing - a set of weighing scales = those were a feature of Roman 'shops', so a set of scales would be present. An elegantly dressed woman, with high heels & a pearl necklace - usual attire for food shopping?. Some of the latest MiniArt sets are a little off-beam to me!
Dave

[Tim Marlow]

I love the spare wheels for the barrow on the hand truck myself……

[Neil Merryweather]

I don't believe the cheese seller would be wearing, never mind be able to afford, those high heels.
and surely the gloves are anachronistic?
and don't professionals cut cheese with a ..... cheesewire?