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Latest Acquisitions Revisited!
- Thread starter tomwes
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That looks like a cool kit. Gota let us know how it is.
And for all the rest of you..... I am Sooooooooooooooo jealous.
Talked myself into getting this one. Wasn't very hard..... :facepalm
That looks like a cool kit. Gota let us know how it is.
And for all the rest of you..... I am Sooooooooooooooo jealous.
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OK I have PTSD and I can't remember some thing. BUT ! I saw this on FB of I must be friends with you LOL
OK I have PTSD and I can't remember some thing. BUT ! I saw this on FB of I must be friends with you LOL
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
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Awesome! I have this on my list of models to get.
Talked myself into getting this one. Wasn't very hard..... :facepalm
Awesome! I have this on my list of models to get.
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
sharkman
Master at Arms
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Try at Hobby Terra Mark, they have it for the cheapest I've seen, about $48 US and if you've ordered from them before you get a bit of a discount.
Talked myself into getting this one. Wasn't very hard..... :facepalm
Awesome! I have this on my list of models to get.
Try at Hobby Terra Mark, they have it for the cheapest I've seen, about $48 US and if you've ordered from them before you get a bit of a discount.
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Straight from Asia:
Needed another Centurion (my eighth) to try out these wheels.
Chinchilla dust is what I asked for in Petco (to make non-slip surfaces). This is what was sold to me:
I'll report how well it works.
Regards,
Straight from Asia:
Needed another Centurion (my eighth) to try out these wheels.
Chinchilla dust is what I asked for in Petco (to make non-slip surfaces). This is what was sold to me:
I'll report how well it works.
Regards,
Tankbuilder
Active member
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As long as the actual anti-slip was regular and the grit all the same size, Chinchilla sand works well. Some IDF tanks had/have quite irregular size anti-slip grit.
Cheers from Peter
Straight from Asia:
Needed another Centurion (my eighth) to try out these wheels.
Chinchilla dust is what I asked for in Petco (to make non-slip surfaces). This is what was sold to me:
I'll report how well it works.
Regards,
As long as the actual anti-slip was regular and the grit all the same size, Chinchilla sand works well. Some IDF tanks had/have quite irregular size anti-slip grit.
Cheers from Peter
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
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Here are my aquisitions from the last couple of weeks. . .
Both the Jupiter 2 and Seaview are quite large. The J2 is 18 inches in diameter and the Seaview is 39 inches long when finished. Time to do some lighting research.
Here are my aquisitions from the last couple of weeks. . .
Both the Jupiter 2 and Seaview are quite large. The J2 is 18 inches in diameter and the Seaview is 39 inches long when finished. Time to do some lighting research.
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Hey Saul, I love that Matador. I've never cared much for the British WW II tanks, but I love all those trucks, especially the Matador and the Bedfords.
Cool!!!! Curious to know how the chinchilla dust works.
Bob
Straight from Asia:
Needed another Centurion (my eighth) to try out these wheels.
Chinchilla dust is what I asked for in Petco (to make non-slip surfaces). This is what was sold to me:
I'll report how well it works.
Regards,
Hey Saul, I love that Matador. I've never cared much for the British WW II tanks, but I love all those trucks, especially the Matador and the Bedfords.
Cool!!!! Curious to know how the chinchilla dust works.
Bob
reconron
Active member
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I like it! How's the optics?
Think this is better then the well known "Opti-visor";
Gr,Ron.
I like it! How's the optics?
reconron
Active member
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Just fine for me!You get 3 seperate lenses that you can click into frame,strongest is 3.5 x and that's good enough for all modelling me thinks.The LED gives more then enough light for any job.
Biggest pro is that you don't have the feeling that you have some kind of Kevlar helmet on your head.
Just fine for me!You get 3 seperate lenses that you can click into frame,strongest is 3.5 x and that's good enough for all modelling me thinks.The LED gives more then enough light for any job.
Biggest pro is that you don't have the feeling that you have some kind of Kevlar helmet on your head.
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Just fine for me!You get 3 seperate lenses that you can click into frame,strongest is 3.5 x and that's good enough for all modelling me thinks.The LED gives more then enough light for any job.
Biggest pro is that you don't have the feeling that you have some kind of Kevlar helmet on your head.
