Trust a janner to be moaning! :tears-of-joy: :tears-of-joy: :tears-of-joy:
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In the time frame that tractor is from tractors that only run on dirt, had metal wheels with metal tread plates. The traffic tractor referred to it having as you wrote, number plates and lights but more importantly rubber tyres!
Grockles, Emmets. what do we know - apart from the fact there's a cabal of farmers who enjoy screwing up perfickly legit, wealth investing, beer buying (third home owning) visitors by playing 'Block the Muppet'?
Steve
What you saying? :thinking::smiling5:
With a Delboy accent! :tears-of-joy:... I think he's basically saying...
... "GET ORF MY LAND" ...
I once heard of a park ranger who yelled at some cavorting children to "get off my earth!"
Harsh --- but true! (And less of the Delboy accent Guvnor!) :smiling5:... I think he's basically saying...
... "GET ORF MY LAND" ...
Steve
G
Nice figures , the mobile pill box reminds me of the Dusty Bin I made .Can't remember the proper name off hand .
From ICM - new model in process
WWII US Military Patrol (G7107 with MG M1919A4)
Figures actually look as if they are interacting
Dave
WWII US Military Patrol (G7107 with MG M1919A4)
Figures actually look as if they are interacting
Dave
Panzernest
G
That's it, thanks Gary .:thumb2:
.. a man of few words is our Gary
...However, everything he does say is worth listening to!!
Saw this in the latest edition of the MAFVA magazine 'Tankette'. Something different from the usual runs of Tigers and StuGs and for some reason I have always liked post war Japanese tanks.
They're a new company but apparently their first two kits have been "excellent". It comes with "Workable tracks and first class detail....".
According to the blurb on the Hobby Link Japan website:
This model kit from Hobby Japan is a completely new mold! It's equipped with a variable-height gimmick (even after assembly); three types of waterproof canvas parts are included, and the elegant and depression angle of the main gun can be selected. The rear hatch can also be built opened or closed (the interior is fully reproduced too). Items such as articulated tracks, hooks, antenna guards and more are exclusively designed for casting in plastic, and clear parts are used for the periscope, light lens and more.
There is though apparently no UK importer but it can be ordered from Japan....cost as of today c. £45.
Could find any in-depth reviews after a quick look but it looks like about 2/3 of the sprues are devoted to the tracks.......:anguished::cold-sweat::crying:
ATB
Andrew
They're a new company but apparently their first two kits have been "excellent". It comes with "Workable tracks and first class detail....".
According to the blurb on the Hobby Link Japan website:
This model kit from Hobby Japan is a completely new mold! It's equipped with a variable-height gimmick (even after assembly); three types of waterproof canvas parts are included, and the elegant and depression angle of the main gun can be selected. The rear hatch can also be built opened or closed (the interior is fully reproduced too). Items such as articulated tracks, hooks, antenna guards and more are exclusively designed for casting in plastic, and clear parts are used for the periscope, light lens and more.
There is though apparently no UK importer but it can be ordered from Japan....cost as of today c. £45.
Could find any in-depth reviews after a quick look but it looks like about 2/3 of the sprues are devoted to the tracks.......:anguished::cold-sweat::crying:
ATB
Andrew
G
Oh, great, they’re the same design as RFM Sherman HVSS tracks and Takom M48/M60 tracks … The assembly jig is on the sprue with the turret and upper hull. Not my favourite method of doing workable tracks. Other than that, this looks like a really good kit and sure to be a vast improvement on the old Tamiya one. It even seems to have three different gun mantlet canvases for different elevations of the main gun.
On the Special Hobby Facebook page - new releases
Like the Fire Bomber................
Dave
Like the Fire Bomber................
Dave
G
That is a very large amount of text to put on the side of a fighter plane … I wonder what it says.
Okay … according to Google Translate, the text on the side of the Ki-43-II reads “Gokoku Manzhou Oil Co., Ltd.” — that feels more like it’s a plane in an air race than a fighter in a war
Okay … according to Google Translate, the text on the side of the Ki-43-II reads “Gokoku Manzhou Oil Co., Ltd.” — that feels more like it’s a plane in an air race than a fighter in a war
….and there was me thinking it said “please don’t shoot me down, I’m on your side”……
G
TBH, I also expected it to be along those lines …
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