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Latest Acquisitions (2023)
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Thanks Jakko. I'll take a look at that.
Had a rather large parcel delivered I can give you a an idea what's inside
The dimensions are 188cm or 6 feet 2 inches long.
A scale of 1/144
The dimensions are 188cm or 6 feet 2 inches long.
A scale of 1/144
Not been around for a while with my dad being ill but been thinking about various different projects.
Picked this up for one of them, stick some masking material down then use the etched shapes to guide your knife for cutting out camo blobs. The reverse has bigger blobs.
Have another one for digital camo on the way.
Picked this up for one of them, stick some masking material down then use the etched shapes to guide your knife for cutting out camo blobs. The reverse has bigger blobs.
Have another one for digital camo on the way.
COR Peter that must have cost a fortune an wow its big enough for R/C as its 2 inches bigger than my HMS NORFOLK what a whopper can we see inside please ?
chrisb
I will start a build thread but I won't be starting quite yet as I have a few bits to get
He had surgery to remove a cancer tumor in his bowel, surgery was a success but then he got an infection.
Very sorry to hear that Karl,
.... It doesn't matter a jot what I say, however,I would like to wish you and your family,(especially your Dad),all the very best
Not good. Thinking of you all at this difficult time.
My brother had the same experience. Thankfully he's clear now, but spent much of the first Covid year in hospital.
Pete
Time to treat myself. 
Restock on CA & debonder, (yet another) new airbrush needle to replace a bent one, stocking up on pigments, and some shaped Ammo brushes to try.
Oh, and a kit that just happened to fall into my basket
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Oh, and a kit that just happened to fall into my basket
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Not done a 1/48 AFV before,( stuck in 1/35th world!!),but am considering doing so... Purely for the space saving in the cabinet when they're finished
Also, I've a few ammo brush sets, really nice to use and good value for money too IMHO :smiling3:
It's incredible how model shop personnel carelessly stack kit boxes on the shop shelves: all that falling down could become harmful to customers!:tongue-out3:
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I've done a few of these Tamiya ones and they go together really well. More detail than a 1/72 but like you say, take up less space than a 1/35Not done a 1/48 AFV before,( stuck in 1/35th world!!),but am considering doing so... Purely for the space saving in the cabinet when they're finished
Also, I've a few ammo brush sets, really nice to use and good value for money too IMHO :smiling3:
I have plans for this one 
And my plan for my transit has turned up.
It's a chassis conversion kit
It's a chassis conversion kit
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OK, so I went a bit silly with the credit card....
The white box is the interior for the Lanchester...
Just had to get one... and the detail is superb...
As are the two figures - more will be ordered later.
The white box is the interior for the Lanchester...
Just had to get one... and the detail is superb...
As are the two figures - more will be ordered later.
Lovely stuff Mike. Really interested to see how the CSM armoured car turns out. Never made one of their kits, but they really are tempting…..
The Roden must be a post apocalyptic subject though. Unless I’m going insane (a distinct possibility) it says WW3 on the box front…..
The Roden must be a post apocalyptic subject though. Unless I’m going insane (a distinct possibility) it says WW3 on the box front…..
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