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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    Side legs, folded up for transport mode. No problems here, except more worries sbout having a visible seam, since the side legs will be standing straight up and probably be very visible...
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    I met the t-shirt monster last night when building that leg, actually :-/ Spent 15 minutes turning on lights and crawling on the wooden floor before I got the good sense to pull my shirt over my head to see if the small hook part was stuck there. Below, check out a picture of the beautiful and...
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    Two legs are better than one, ai think. Here it is :-)
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    First of four legs done! I couldn't resist :-) A bit worried about the build seam in the middle of the legs.
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    Status of the build. Next: Legs! This is a great looking model indeed, and I am glad I got past the intimidation of tackling the instructions. Things are much easier than they seem, to be sure!
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    Step 9 and thus the gun itself completed :smiling4: So far, it has been an almost entirely troublefree build with no guesswork. The placement of seat D21 on C29 had me wondering how far I should push the seat pin in, but I just decided to put it all the way and it seems to sit just fine. When...
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    Step 8 complete! You can move the indicator inside the quarter circle
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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

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    1:35 Dragon 6287 88mm Flak 37 (build version: 37, transport, extended shield)

    Good evening, everyone! I was asked to put up pictures for this build, so they follow below. So far, there has been no complications. The kit makes really great sub-builds and it's easy enough to assemble so far. Though I should say, I am only about to begin step 8 on a 35-ish step build...
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    Bob's Sturmgeschutz GB Chat thread

    I would like to join with two builds, if I may? One is Stug III ausf. G in 1:56 made by Warlord Games for their Bolt Action wargame. Link: https://store.warlordgames.com/products/stug-iii-ausf-g-plastic-box-set The other would be 1:35, and from what I understand, any one of these are...
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    The primary workbench: the kitchen table :tongue-out3: Current works on the picture: Heller Volvo truck 1:32 Tamiya Tiger I early Dragon Flak 37 (2005-version with goodies galore! Metal barrels, ammunition, chain, some etch, etc.!) Dragon BDRM-3 (reprinted in the BDRM-2 boxes... Typical of...
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    A few Miniart etc. buildings and equipment for the model railway :-)
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    WIPs :-)
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    A few 1:48 airplanes which will be used with the 1:56 wargame Bolt Action - I "already" have a Spitfire (Tamiya) built for that game :-)
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    A mixture of kits, mostly non-Dragon :-)
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    More Dragon kits :-)) More modelling fun for the years and years to come :-)))))
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    This next image is special for me, as I have had the very good luck of getting hold of 4 Dragon 6252 and 4 Dragon 6253 kits of the original releases (with all the goodies: metal barrels, tons of etch and other metal bits (bucket, hangers, S-mine launchers, etc., etc.), Magic Tracks (solid guide...
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    What follows is most of the current collection which consists of Dragon kits in 1:35, with 90 % of being German WWII (fits the model railroad, which offers predominantly German locomotives and railcars). Most of the time, these Dragon kits really do represent the height of model kits in terms of...
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    Can you have too many model kits in your stash

    The following three images are of kits for the 1:56 scale wargames Bolt Action (WWII), Hail Caesar (ancient times), and Test of Honour (feudal Japan), all by the excellent Warlord Games.
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    1:35 Tamiya 35009 (1971) Panzer II F grey

    Hi everyone! I finally completed this little baby, which was something I took on for fun, thinking I wanted the experience of working with this very old Tamiya kit, and see how the detail level is once completed. (One day, it'll have the company of a Dragon 1:35 kit with interior.) I used...

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