Can I borrow her for a hobby shopping trip? :smiling5:
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Ooooohhhh noooooo. I am afraid that my model shop is hallowed ground for me. As much as I love her this is my space.
So has mine, the only thing is she just doesn't know it.
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Hornet heads from Historex.
Yep, we can see the crushed box as you clutched it to your busom.....
Or take the wife.... that way you will never get in the door...
I’m not saying nothing Lol
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My brother dropped by to give me these:
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As he recently bought a 3D resin printer, I asked him to print some of Rob Lockie’s M3/M4 idler wheels for me, since the idlers in plastic kits often don’t have the undercut under the rim. “How many do you want?” he asked, so I said six or eight, as I have at least two kits I can use them on already, plus some for future use. No sooner said than done
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As he recently bought a 3D resin printer, I asked him to print some of Rob Lockie’s M3/M4 idler wheels for me, since the idlers in plastic kits often don’t have the undercut under the rim. “How many do you want?” he asked, so I said six or eight, as I have at least two kits I can use them on already, plus some for future use. No sooner said than done
Mail Man dropped off some Revell 1/72 kits this week 
Someones going to be busy!!!!
At 1/72 some of those will be very small. Enjoy.
Thanks Andrew. Yes I’m doing great thanks for asking.
You know it. I might start the FW190 never built one of these.
Thanks I will. Yes some will but there pretty easy to build I hope.
Very nice. The Weasel book looks interesting as well as the FUCHS. I’ve attempted to build one in 1/72 scale had some difficulty because of my Arthritis with the small parts I might try again some day.
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Incidentally, scans of the real TM 9-772, Cargo Carriers M29 and M29C, can be found online. I have one (the edition of 4 August 1945), and apparently there’s also a different one floating about, but both have some blank pages towards the end. Still, it’s a very useful reference when building models of these vehicles.
I guess a Revell model? I still have an old Revell Biber bridge layer here, so the booklet will probably be put to use soon.
Yes I’m hoping I can finish it some day
Hasegawa 1/72 2013 edition of a Fuji T1a ,another shiny metal jet from Japan's research and development unit Gifu air base in central Japan,
Miko (the manufacturer Fuji was the new name for the pre war Nakajima aircraft company)
Miko (the manufacturer Fuji was the new name for the pre war Nakajima aircraft company)
On my way back from yeovil I found a small model shop in Crewkerne and I couldn't resist this one 
To go with my 1/72 printed models
1/72 British Army decals aren't that common.......................
Dave
1/72 British Army decals aren't that common.......................
Dave
see if this is an improvement over the SB04
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Cool, you’re going to be building vehicles from my back yard
Does the set include an extra sheet with the name WOLF OF BADENOCH on it, for the Sherman V? I ask because Johan Lexell, the man behind Star Decals, added that for reprints of the 1:35 scale version after I pointed out the omission to him some years ago (and sent me a complimentary copy when I ordered another set of decals entirely from him). BTW, for that Sherman, the registration number that’s only partially legible should only go on the right-hand side, not on both, and probably only if you’re building the model as a wreck rather than when it was actually in use.
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