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Have you used that set before in a dio John, or at least something very similar?
Yes Andy, was some time ago when Steve Jones built a T34 , and I did the dio. Won a silver at StIves with it.
Splashed the pension on a extra airbrush. Iwata HP TR2, .5 needle and nice large paint cup
My normal Iwata trigger TRN has a .3 needle and struggled to cover the Tirpitz hull, took a good few paint refills plus 3 goes. So this will come in handy for hulls and especially 1/200 beasts
My normal Iwata trigger TRN has a .3 needle and struggled to cover the Tirpitz hull, took a good few paint refills plus 3 goes. So this will come in handy for hulls and especially 1/200 beasts
Not as nice as Bob's above, but always fancied trying a Badger Patriot 105.
0.5 needle will be good for priming and varnishing.
Couldn't refuse at a penny under forty quid on Ebay.
In really good nick with a spare nozzle and quick release adapter.
0.5 needle will be good for priming and varnishing.
Couldn't refuse at a penny under forty quid on Ebay.
In really good nick with a spare nozzle and quick release adapter.
Maybe my memory isn't as bad as I thought it was
Turned up this morning, from our very own SMS, Thanx John, nice set of figures, really, really detailed, and you can mix and match the arms, heads, weapons, accessories, to make about 30 different figures. I bought these to use on my current WWI Mk1 Tank diorama, but sadly they are just a bit too big (28mm Wargaming figures) which equates to them looking about 8' tall in a 1/72 scale diorama!
I thought they might look ok, but they are just too big, no worries, they are so nice I'll prolly do them in their own little dio anyway.
I thought they might look ok, but they are just too big, no worries, they are so nice I'll prolly do them in their own little dio anyway.
They are about 1/56 scale Peter. 28mm is the One True Scale to me. Big enough to be detailed and easy to paint well, and small enough to get lots on the table…. If you enjoy doing these, look at Victrix and Perry 28mm figures…they are a cut above WA…..
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