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Nervous Newbie.
Welcome to the party Hope you have fun here- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Something a little bit different but i cant wait to read it Long story i wont bore you all with but i know the author....... Spent all his life on the railways mostly as a crash investigator and recovery bod....... When he retired he had loads of photos from over the years, thought he would... -
Nuther poll - What type of scale modelling do you do/like most?
Cars and bikes cos ive always been a petrol head Armour and planes cos i like military history and i did some time in the RAF But i dabble in most things -
Leopard 1A1.......Revell 1/35
Lol..... Ive also just 10 mins ago finished the Celica but cant take pics til tomorrow...... Im hoping something with a large parts count might slow things down a bit- PaulTRose
- Post #3
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Leopard 1A1.......Revell 1/35
Next on the bench....... After that tiddly little Ford Tc i need something bigger lol........ So how about a current-ish MBT Kit was new tool in 2015......lots of parts in the box!...... 8 sprues plus tracks and some other bits n bobs...... Box says 233 parts so should keep me quiet for a while...- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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First flight of the Spitfire 5th March 1936 - 90 years ago
Sounds good to me When you thinking?- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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How old are we?
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Knowing/Learning when to stop!
Know the feeling...... Im the other way, dont do enough thro fear of spoiling it lol- PaulTRose
- Post #2
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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How old are we?
One of my fave sayings is you dont stop having fun when you get old..... You get old when you stop having fun -
What scale do you prefer most?
I was close 😆 Armour........ 1 35 and braille scale Planes......... 1 72 and occasional 1 144 or 1 48 Cars.......1 24 Bikes....... 1 12 Anything else is whatever scale it comes in lol -
What scale do you prefer most?
Isnt 1 63 a gaming scale? For some reason im thinking italeri -
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How old are we?
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Toyota Celica 1977......Aoshima 1/24
Added some purple carpet to the floor Next step is add the shell to the chassis- PaulTRose
- Post #9
- Forum: Civilian vehicles Under Construction
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The rise of Warhammer, et al, V "regular" traditional scale modelling?
Amazes me the cost of the things....... The vehicles are not cheap especially when compared to what we build....... I can see the attraction but not for me- PaulTRose
- Post #4
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Nitto, Gakken, Otaki, Bandai, Nichimo, EidaiGrip, Entex, Ertl
Ive got a nichimo kit im planning on using for the american gb thats due along later- PaulTRose
- Post #8
- Forum: General Chat about Civilian Vehicles
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Scorpion CVR(T) FV101 - 1:35st scale - AFV
Slack track is one of those things with so many variables..... Some tanks have it some dont some have it really bad lol Track design, road wheel design , front or rear drive, is the tank old (worn out) has it been maintained by the crew especially if its in combat so they havnt had time to...- PaulTRose
- Post #24
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Ford Tc armoured car........ RPM 1/35
This kit was fun and a horror to do, at the same time lol I did it just as something to fill in time whilst my primary project was on a go slow, cheap kit so i wasnt expecting much and it did deliver lol Theres no hole and peg to locate parts.... Its all 45 degree angles so the bits butt up...- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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Desert Diorama - Featuring British ATMP x6 wheeler
That makes you realise just how small scorpions are- PaulTRose
- Post #15
- Forum: Diorama's Under Construction
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