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  • papa 695
    Moderator
    • May 2011
    • 22851

    #6361
    Some very nice kits John and well done on winning the Norton.

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    • PaulTRose
      • Jun 2013
      • 6834
      • Paul
      • Tattooine

      #6362
      been wanting to get another Aztek AB for a while.....the one ive been using for the last 4-5 years is starting to show its age......got lucky with this on ebay, unused but missing the instructions (not that i need them)......the seller advertised it in the wrong section so no one else put in a bid......got it for £35.......new they are £120+

      Per Ardua

      We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones been

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      • Guest

        #6363
        The big Zoukei Mura 1/32 He 219 Turned up today. It is crammed with plastic and it is HUGE!
        I got the ZM Interior Etch Set and Eduard Fabric Seatbelts on the way as well as the He 219 Concept note, so more to come.
        I put a comparison pick of a Tamiya 1/32 Spitfire Mk IXc from my stash just to show how big it really is.
        This is to be a build for probably 2020.... At the moment it is just to be admired in the stash
        Cheers, John
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        • Guest

          #6364
          Very nice He 219 John!!!!

          I've been looking at buying a Horten Ho IX (229) in 1/32 scale (amongst a few) to join my growing lineup build of wunderwaffen and other "could've been" 1945-1946 contraptions but the price for a Zoukei Mura Horten Ho is a bit steep... Is the price for such a Zoukei Mura kit worth the money or is it just the Horten Ho that's that expensive? (compared to other Zoukei Mura kits?)
          I want my planes to be in 1/32 scale to roughly match all of my 1/35 tanks and figures.

          If only there was a standard in scales and not separate for planes, AFV's, trains, ships, figures etc etc... I'm sure every modeller has asked that question at least once in their lifetime.

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          • Gern
            • May 2009
            • 9274

            #6365
            Got this as a replacement for the one my cats destroyed:

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            • Gern
              • May 2009
              • 9274

              #6366
              Originally posted by john i am
              Nice ride out today to Ellesmere model show. I picked up a few kits and even won the the Norton Manx 500 on the tombola not bad for £2. Great day out I'll be going again next year. [ATTACH]288556[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]288553[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]288554[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]288555[/ATTACH] F
              Nice haul there John and well lucky with the bike!

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              • Guest

                #6367
                Originally posted by Gern
                Got this as a replacement for the one my cats destroyed:

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                I know. My cats are terrible modellers too and they have no eye for detail at all, and let's not get started with their painting skills...

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                • PaulTRose
                  • Jun 2013
                  • 6834
                  • Paul
                  • Tattooine

                  #6368
                  Originally posted by Jens Andrée
                  Very nice He 219 John!!!!

                  I've been looking at buying a Horten Ho IX (229) in 1/32 scale (amongst a few) to join my growing lineup build of wunderwaffen and other "could've been" 1945-1946 contraptions but the price for a Zoukei Mura Horten Ho is a bit steep... Is the price for such a Zoukei Mura kit worth the money or is it just the Horten Ho that's that expensive? (compared to other Zoukei Mura kits?)
                  I want my planes to be in 1/32 scale to roughly match all of my 1/35 tanks and figures.

                  If only there was a standard in scales and not separate for planes, AFV's, trains, ships, figures etc etc... I'm sure every modeller has asked that question at least once in their lifetime.


                  blame Tamiya for it, they basically invented 1/35 and every one else followed

                  Airfix tried to kick start 1/32 military vehicles but it never caught on..
                  Per Ardua

                  We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no ones been

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                  • papa 695
                    Moderator
                    • May 2011
                    • 22851

                    #6369
                    Got this through the post today, there's two kits and three options.
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                    • Guest

                      #6370
                      Originally posted by Jens Andrée
                      Very nice He 219 John!!!!

                      I've been looking at buying a Horten Ho IX (229) in 1/32 scale (amongst a few) to join my growing lineup build of wunderwaffen and other "could've been" 1945-1946 contraptions but the price for a Zoukei Mura Horten Ho is a bit steep... Is the price for such a Zoukei Mura kit worth the money or is it just the Horten Ho that's that expensive? (compared to other Zoukei Mura kits?)
                      I want my planes to be in 1/32 scale to roughly match all of my 1/35 tanks and figures.

                      If only there was a standard in scales and not separate for planes, AFV's, trains, ships, figures etc etc... I'm sure every modeller has asked that question at least once in their lifetime.
                      I think it is worth it for what you get in box. In my opinion, the detail provided is superior to Tamiya's 1/32 lineup, which is a big call, but the moulding of detail is superb. By the way, the Uhu is the most expensive, more than the horten (from where I got it). The horten is great and can turn out a brilliant model, but it is still not a model for first time experiences in 1/32. I would recommend trying out the trumpeter 109 series, and if you are doing late war stuff, they have a K-4 variant. They go together great. And Tamiya Spitfires are really good, as they fit great (except for the magnetic cowlings). Just amass some experience in 1/32, before tackling a really big kit, as you are paying a lot for a single kit, and you wouldn't want to make mistakes on that. Alternatively, buy a ZM 1/48 horten first, to get a taste for the engineering of the kit, then move onto the harder 1/32 version. But by all means, get one, and stick it in the stash. I simply recommend having a few other 1/32 aircraft done for experience.
                      Hope that helps,
                      John

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                      • papa 695
                        Moderator
                        • May 2011
                        • 22851

                        #6371
                        Just got these two kits today the Abrahams from John in the scale model shop.

                        The Stalwart is for the wheeled truck GB next year. It looks a nicely detailed kit for 1/72.
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                        • Guest

                          #6372
                          Wow! I love the Satlwart Ian, looks so cool!!

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                          • rickoshea52
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Dec 2011
                            • 4079
                            • Rick

                            #6373
                            Originally posted by papa 695
                            Just got these two kits today the Abrahams from John in the scale model shop.
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                            The Stalwart is for the wheeled truck GB next year. It looks a nicely detailed kit for 1/72.
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                            I remember seeing a Stalwart for the first time in Osnabruck back in the seventies, I could only have been 5 or 6 and had never seen anything like it.
                            On the bench: Airfix 1/48 Sea King HC4, Revell 1/24 Trabant.
                            Coming soon: Airfix 1/72 Phantom FGR2.
                            Just finished: Airfix 1/48 Stuka & Airfix 1/72 Sea King HC4.

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                            • papa 695
                              Moderator
                              • May 2011
                              • 22851

                              #6374
                              Originally posted by rickoshea52
                              I remember seeing a Stalwart for the first time in Osnabruck back in the seventies, I could only have been 5 or 6 and had never seen anything like it.
                              I saw a few in the early eighths just before they pulled them out of service,

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                              • yambam26
                                • Mar 2011
                                • 622

                                #6375
                                Hi all latest purchases from Southwell Expo, For those that have not seen other thread

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