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  1. TIM FORSTER

    Figures for my WWII diorama 'Liberation, Italy 1944'

    This blog is for figures destined to be part of my WWII diorama 'Liberation, Italy 1944'. See the blog at: http://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/liberation-italy-1944.30350/ The setting is north of Rome in the latter half of 1944 and the figures are to be a mixture of 'liberating' Allied...
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    Help wanted with markings for Mk.II Universal Carrier in Italy

    Hello all, I am hoping that the combined brain power of this site can help where mine is clearly lacking... As some may have seen, I am building a diorama (1/35) set in Italy in late 1944. The setting is a village 'somewhere north of Rome' (although the Allies had moved quite a way north since...
  3. TIM FORSTER

    Fiat Topolino in German Service

    This vehicle is destined to be part of my WWII diorama 'Liberation, Italy 1944'. See the blog at: http://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/liberation-italy-1944.30350/ The original idea was to have some sort of small German vehicle crashed into the ravine in front of the bridge - as if it failed...
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    Stug III Ausf G in Italy 1944

    The well-known photo above shows Fusilier F Jefferson of C Company, 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers in front of the Stug III which he knocked out with a Piat in Italy, 16 May 1944 near Monte Cassino. As a result of his action he won the Victoria Cross. This vehicle is destined to be part of my WWII...
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    Universal Carrier Mark II in Italy by Riich Models

    This vehicle is destined to be part of my WWII diorama 'Liberation, Italy 1944'. See the blog at: http://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/liberation-italy-1944.30350/ The last time I built a Universal (or Bren) Carrier was the old Tamiya kit back in the 80s. While it certainly has a lot to...
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    Liberation, Italy 1944

    For my ‘back story’ readers are directed to my posting in the Introduce Yourself section. The short version is that this is my first 1/35 project since I downed tools as a 16-year-old in 1984. Those who followed me from the other site will know that this blog started almost two years ago. I’m...
  7. TIM FORSTER

    Hello from another refugee

    Greetings one and all. As yet another refugee from, ahem, 'the other forum' (recently defunct) I thought I should introduce myself here. I suspect some of my story will be familiar to many on this site. Born in ’68 I started out with Airfix planes and Matchbox tanks before – at the tender age...
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