System Light Dark

Theme editor

Page Setup Appearance

  • Page Width

    Toggle Page Width

    Allows you to change page width values

    Color Pickers

    Toggle color picker

    Allows you to change the color of some predefined items

    Typography

    Select the font you want to use

  • Styles

    Select the style you want to use

    Style variation

    Select the style variation you want to use
    System Light Dark
Scale Model Shop

Search results

  1. Steve-the-Duck

    Westland Lynx - Matchbox - 1:72 scale

    This is weird. I built this back in the day, and I truly don't remember that it could be built as either Navy or Army, wheels and skids both their on the sprues Well, it WAS fifty years ago... Nice job so far. Are you going to use the original transfers? I mean, they're only THIRTY years old!
  2. Steve-the-Duck

    FROG 1/72 de Havilland DH 60 g Gypsy Moth

    Yep, those transfers have turned out pretty good for their age
  3. Steve-the-Duck

    A Mk VIII or Liberty Tank

    Parts you put together as a representation of another item? Yup, I'd say that's a model!
  4. Steve-the-Duck

    Painting parts prior to assembly, yes or no?

    Generally, I build as much as I can before painting. Inacccessible stuff, like aircraft interiors, I paint complete before closing up Small parts I paint on sprue before attaching, because they'll always be knocked off But that's a different thing entirely
  5. Steve-the-Duck

    Knowing/Learning when to stop!

    Well, JMW Turner was never quite satisfied his paintings were 'finished', so we're in good company Sort of
  6. Steve-the-Duck

    What scale do you prefer most?

    1/700? 1/350, 1/600?
  7. Steve-the-Duck

    The rise of Warhammer, et al, V "regular" traditional scale modelling?

    I read recently that by turnover, GW are something like 10 times more profitable than every other wargames company PUT TOGETHER! AND they don't have to pay Henry Cavill for all the free advertising he does "I used to play GW, but I got better." Haven'tplayed 40K since, ooh, 1989? There was a...
  8. Steve-the-Duck

    How old are we?

    Blimey, are we almost ALL grey scale old guys? NOW I feel old "The world will not see their kind again'
  9. Steve-the-Duck

    What scale do you prefer most?

    You're possibly thinking of 1/56, the 'nominal' 28mm wargaming scale? Italeri do a couple of vehicles joint released with UK wargames company Warlord Most interesting part of this poll would be what are people doing in what scales
  10. Steve-the-Duck

    Purchasing Flyhawk Kits In the UK

    Interesting. I guess Super-Hobby have pseudo-UK for 'reasons'. Like avoiding duties? Postage on their site seems low, and they get a lot of good reviews. But who knows these days
  11. Steve-the-Duck

    Purchasing Flyhawk Kits In the UK

    Hannants don't, but Super-hobby.co.uk seem to stock a range, as well as a lot of other ranges I would love to fill my pre-dreadnought desires with... Still, I miss White Ensign. And the days when postage from mainland Europe didn't cost more than the item!
  12. Steve-the-Duck

    1:48 Smer Macchi Castoldi M.C. 72

    Flat rod? Hmm, Slaters Plastikard (yes, with a 'k') do a range of rod and strip that might be of use?
  13. Steve-the-Duck

    Red Arrows ‘What if’ EE Lightning. Airfix 1/48th.

    Well, the Firebirds flew Lightnings as a display team, the year before the Red Arrows were even formed, so why not? Methinks a Red Arrows Hunter would look rather pretty too. Or a Buccaneer...
  14. Steve-the-Duck

    Churchill AI

    That's, interesting...
  15. Steve-the-Duck

    Mospeada VR052F/T variable type

    Genesis Climber Mospeada, Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, Super Dimension Fortress Macross. So why it went from Mospeada ('Motor-Speeder' probably) to 'New Generation' escapes me I do like the 'transformable' versions of these kits
  16. Steve-the-Duck

    Airfix 1/72 Wessex

    Very nice. And that's 1/72? Noice!
  17. Steve-the-Duck

    Debris

    Do you mean like discarded stowage, or broken bits blown off? What scale? (I'm going to assume 1/35?)
  18. Steve-the-Duck

    1:48 Smer Macchi Castoldi M.C. 72

    What he said
  19. Steve-the-Duck

    1:48 Smer Macchi Castoldi M.C. 72

    Yeah, the rigging on this beast is more like really thin spars than wires - probably due to the extra stresses involved. Thin rod rather than stretched sprue would be my go to, but that's just me. Also, most of the photos show the pilots wearing white coveralls with no life jackets or 'chutes...
  20. Steve-the-Duck

    1:48 Smer Macchi Castoldi M.C. 72

    Noice Bit of a rarity that, and, as with most Smer stuff, you've got a bit of work there. Nice detail on it too But is it really 1/48 or, like their CR.42, 1/50? Wish I still had my photos of the real beast at Vigna de Valle. Just have to make do with my Bancaero seaplane racers book

Legal Notice

scalemodelling.co.uk is a privately operated online discussion forum. All content posted by members reflects their own views and opinions and does not necessarily represent those of the forum owners or administrators. While reasonable efforts are made to moderate content, no responsibility is accepted for user-generated material. By using this site, you agree to comply with UK law and the forum rules.

Currently on our website
Members online
Threads 37,666
Messages 710,424
Members 2,680
Latest member Yanto
Back
Top