Some nice kits and one or two that I would sell my soul for.
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was given one of these last night
Only one? It says buy twelve on the front LOL
Tim
Tim
i wish i was that lucky lol
P'raps the original buyer did? It would certainly explain why he had one to give away!
PS Methinks I might have to try and find some friends - other than the guys here! Maybe I could find one who could give me stuff!
Got one of these this week:
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Having tried the dollar store reading glasses, they didn't quite provide enough magnification or convenience.
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Having tried the dollar store reading glasses, they didn't quite provide enough magnification or convenience.
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I realised that I had loads of 1/48 Russian jets, so I decided to start up a balance - postie got me out of bed to deliver this
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Not the most modern kit ( 2008 ), but at <£27 delivered I couldn't pass this up!
Dave
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Not the most modern kit ( 2008 ), but at <£27 delivered I couldn't pass this up!
Dave
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Got that in the stash....bought it for the old sites Vietnam GB but didn’t build it....
Nice to see what you make of it...
Cheers
Tim
Nice to see what you make of it...
Cheers
Tim
Just a bit envious, I have the Trumpeter 1/72 version.
Did someone say Vietnam GB?
Some things that arrived yesterday
The MiniArt figures were £11, the pair, I really wanted the frozen Wehrmacht troops, the British engineers were a nice bonus
I thought I would try some new paint sets, the reviews are quite good
Each one of the 6 pots has an agitator to assist mixing
Nice and thin paint too, so should fly out of the air brush, I will add a drop of flow enhancer, as its my paranoia!
I have both a DAK project and a Maultier 4500 late war project planned for later this year
Its good to share
Steve H
The MiniArt figures were £11, the pair, I really wanted the frozen Wehrmacht troops, the British engineers were a nice bonus
I thought I would try some new paint sets, the reviews are quite good
Each one of the 6 pots has an agitator to assist mixing
Nice and thin paint too, so should fly out of the air brush, I will add a drop of flow enhancer, as its my paranoia!
I have both a DAK project and a Maultier 4500 late war project planned for later this year
Its good to share
Steve H
Steve,
I've used a few Hataka paint sets, and had very good results from them - Russian WWII Aircraft, and British WWII Armour particularly. You have to make sure you get the right ones - Red sets are for airbrush, Blue sets are for brush, and Orange sets are lacquer ( I assume this means enamel? )
Dave
I've used a few Hataka paint sets, and had very good results from them - Russian WWII Aircraft, and British WWII Armour particularly. You have to make sure you get the right ones - Red sets are for airbrush, Blue sets are for brush, and Orange sets are lacquer ( I assume this means enamel? )
Dave
Thanks Dave
Didn't realise they had none air brush paint, all the ones I was looking at were Red, thankfully!
Good to have more positive feedback too.
Regards
SteveH
Good morning at the boot sale got an unboxed airfix d\day set for a £10 that's less than a pound a kit plus a bonus golden hind thrown in as wellView attachment 302269
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Quite a bargain!
There was a variety store here back in the 1970s that had all those Airfix kits, so many it was very hard to choose.
I had quite a collection of jets at one point.
They had in stock helos, ships, and planes by the dozen, and all quite cheap.
Unfortunately I was pretty young and had very little money.
There was a variety store here back in the 1970s that had all those Airfix kits, so many it was very hard to choose.
I had quite a collection of jets at one point.
They had in stock helos, ships, and planes by the dozen, and all quite cheap.
Unfortunately I was pretty young and had very little money.
Hi,Steve,was kind of thinking the same,time to get my back with some dentists lol,
:smiling:
So Monica, is the next sculpture going to be Dustin Hoffman and Lawrence Olivia in Marathon man :dizzy:
Tim
Tim
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