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kryptosdaddy
Active member
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I have my first Gundam! haha- Kampfer- German for fighter and Japanese for けんぷファー. Pretty neat, and the kit is loaded. Must have been something I ate 'cause I'm holding the Chef responsible.
10x8 box, 5 sprue- 2 deal with the body, the rest weapons and a very nice set of instructions.
Hey variety is the spice, right? BUUURRP! CR
I have my first Gundam! haha- Kampfer- German for fighter and Japanese for けんぷファー. Pretty neat, and the kit is loaded. Must have been something I ate 'cause I'm holding the Chef responsible.
10x8 box, 5 sprue- 2 deal with the body, the rest weapons and a very nice set of instructions.
Hey variety is the spice, right? BUUURRP! CR
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Go Barney go. Who makes the kit?
Just picked up a FW-190D on ebay for $19,00, But thought I had bought a Bf109G... Contacted the seller and he made it right...
So as soon as the G arrives I will start a kit, and finish it! For the first time in 2 years...
Go Barney go. Who makes the kit?
Barney
Well-known member
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They are both older Revell kits... easy, no 4 piece fuse. and I get to play for just a few $$...
PS... I got a ton of acryl paints I am getting rid of... just cannot make the stuff work for me... PolyScale, Agama, Vallejo, Gunze and Tamiya... I'll get together a list of colors in the next week... $1 a bottle plus postage.
They are both older Revell kits... easy, no 4 piece fuse. and I get to play for just a few $$...
PS... I got a ton of acryl paints I am getting rid of... just cannot make the stuff work for me... PolyScale, Agama, Vallejo, Gunze and Tamiya... I'll get together a list of colors in the next week... $1 a bottle plus postage.
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That 1/48 Revell bf 109g is a great kit. Selling some paint huh. Well when you get the list together shoot me a message can always use more Vallejo and Tamiya stuff lol.
That 1/48 Revell bf 109g is a great kit. Selling some paint huh. Well when you get the list together shoot me a message can always use more Vallejo and Tamiya stuff lol.
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:yipee :yipee
Just picked up a FW-190D on ebay for $19,00, But thought I had bought a Bf109G... Contacted the seller and he made it right...
So as soon as the G arrives I will start a kit, and finish it! For the first time in 2 years...
:yipee :yipee
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Got this for my AFV Club M-109... now to see if it fits!
Regards,
Got this for my AFV Club M-109... now to see if it fits!
Regards,
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My order from Ireland came in:
Yes, this is my second T-20 plus a set of wheels for a 'sandbagger' kit I tell no one of.
Regards,
My order from Ireland came in:
Yes, this is my second T-20 plus a set of wheels for a 'sandbagger' kit I tell no one of.
Regards,
sharkman
Master at Arms
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Interesting buggy! Was Maultier a manufacturer or a designation for that type of vehicle? Cause it looks like an Opel Blitz front end.
That Puma looks like a good kit too!
Interesting buggy! Was Maultier a manufacturer or a designation for that type of vehicle? Cause it looks like an Opel Blitz front end.
That Puma looks like a good kit too!
jknaus
Administrator
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Yes the Maultier (Mule) was a name given to these trucks. The most common was the Opel Blitz. They took the normal truck and lifted it up, removed the rear axle and placed it on a track. This improved the transport problems caused by the Russian winter and mud. It could be simply jacked up again and a normal running gear installed if necessary.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN7qonqyxu4
James
Yes the Maultier (Mule) was a name given to these trucks. The most common was the Opel Blitz. They took the normal truck and lifted it up, removed the rear axle and placed it on a track. This improved the transport problems caused by the Russian winter and mud. It could be simply jacked up again and a normal running gear installed if necessary.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN7qonqyxu4
James
kryptosdaddy
Active member
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Well i have been busy- spending money at least! Three new books- the one in the center is an absolute gem!
And another vintage monogram- got this cheap-
The scissors offer proof that I opened the plastic bag for the parts! Better all be there. And the missing wheel is in the bag- haha
Thanks CR
Well i have been busy- spending money at least! Three new books- the one in the center is an absolute gem!
And another vintage monogram- got this cheap-
The scissors offer proof that I opened the plastic bag for the parts! Better all be there. And the missing wheel is in the bag- haha
Thanks CR
