Latest Acquisitions (2023)

[minitnkr]

Who doesn't love a bit of fudge.

[The Smythe Meister]

A half day at the coast I found a nice little model shop and came away with this one and a bag of fudge. [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1202178[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]n1202179[/ATTACH]

Go on... admit it.....
..... how many of you looked at the green bit with the brown bits,and thought about saying something about camo!!

[Steve Brodie]

RP models 75mm pirate, 3D printed , lemur and right hand cast separately. Full of cast details.

[Andy T]

With my wife hosting her birthday party in our garden with a bunch of her Rock Choir mates it seemed like a perfect opportunity to let my lad drag me around Sheffield's modelling/wargaming shops, most of which I've never been in.

Combined haul below. His stuff on the left, Still Water for us both to try, and a random selection for me.

I fancy doing an abandoned tank and I found the T62 cheap enough so don't mind wrecking it. It's from a great little shop in the city centre but if I ever go again I'll take an oxygen mask as I don't think I've ever climbed so many stairs. :smiling5:

[yak face]

With my wife hosting her birthday party in our garden with a bunch of her Rock Choir mates it seemed like a perfect opportunity to let my lad drag me around Sheffield's modelling/wargaming shops, most of which I've never been in.

Combined haul below. His stuff on the left, Still Water for us both to try, and a random selection for me.

I fancy doing an abandoned tank and I found the T62 cheap enough so don't mind wrecking it. It's from a great little shop in the city centre but if I ever go again I'll take an oxygen mask as I don't think I've ever climbed so many stairs. :smiling5:

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I know the one andy , in Orchard square . the spiral staircase on the last level always made me dizzy ! Hes mainly wargames stuff but he has the odd kit and a great selection of paints ( well the last time i went in , about 4 years ago !)

[Andy T]

That's the one Tony.

Good job Thomas was leading the way or I'd have got lost!

[adt70hk]

With my wife hosting her birthday party in our garden with a bunch of her Rock Choir mates it seemed like a perfect opportunity to let my lad drag me around Sheffield's modelling/wargaming shops, most of which I've never been in.

Combined haul below. His stuff on the left, Still Water for us both to try, and a random selection for me.

I fancy doing an abandoned tank and I found the T62 cheap enough so don't mind wrecking it. It's from a great little shop in the city centre but if I ever go again I'll take an oxygen mask as I don't think I've ever climbed so many stairs. :smiling5:

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Love it!!

[adt70hk]

Ok, so although studying hindered how much time I spent cutting and gluing plastic recently, it has not stopped me acquiring another large(r) scale aircraft - see what you have done AlanG?

In this case you may have seen that Warren (Komedy ), had a bit of stash clear out (HERE). In the end I succumbed, in no small part to his very generous pricing and bought the below Zero. Off the back of that he then offered me the below Eduard Brassin Cockpit set for an exceptional price - I actually went back to make sure he was sure, it was that low!!

So these arrived yesterday in what has to be one of the best packed kits I have ever seen and by my calculation for less than half the price new - including delivery!


Warren - thank you again!


ATB.

Andrew

[Richard48]

With my wife hosting her birthday party in our garden with a bunch of her Rock Choir mates it seemed like a perfect opportunity to let my lad drag me around Sheffield's modelling/wargaming shops, most of which I've never been in.

Combined haul below. His stuff on the left, Still Water for us both to try, and a random selection for me.

I fancy doing an abandoned tank and I found the T62 cheap enough so don't mind wrecking it. It's from a great little shop in the city centre but if I ever go again I'll take an oxygen mask as I don't think I've ever climbed so many stairs. :smiling5:

[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1202191[/ATTACH]

Good old Tamiya T.62.I made one back in 80s in my teens.Tried to make it as an abandoned Syrian army one during the Yom Kippur war.Some of these Tamiya oldies go for good prices.
Enjoy.
Richard

[BattleshipBob]

Great sanding sticks Bob, a good buy .
That book must be quite a catch , what year did it first appear ?

Hi John, sorry late reply l. 1956, as Jakko says mines 1970. It's superb too be fair. I am a fan of Drach on YT and I now know where he gets his diagrams for his programmes from!

[BattleshipBob]

Too bargains, the first book has 21 battleships from 21 countries. I expected Bismarck ( Germany) but Scharnhorst and Japan ( Yamato ) but Nagato ) bargain price

[The Smythe Meister]

Too bargains, the first book has 21 battleships from 21 countries. I expected Bismarck ( Germany) but Scharnhorst and Japan ( Yamato ) but Nagato ) bargain price
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Not MORE books Bob..
.. you do realise that at some point you are going to have to actually BUILD something?!!

[AlanG]

see what you have done AlanG?

Nothing to do with me. Still small scale Besides. I wouldn't push you towards those aircraft. Not my area of interest

[BattleshipBob]

Not MORE books Bob..
.. you do realise that at some point you are going to have to actually BUILD something?!!

Trying Andy, but other things on my mind at the moment

[Mickc1440]

That's the one Tony.

Good job Thomas was leading the way or I'd have got lost!

Seen their signs loads of times but never ventured up there