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LOL, and none will have the mouth if I remember correctly. Your slating them for Canuck birds, right?
Regards,
LOL, and none will have the mouth if I remember correctly. Your slating them for Canuck birds, right?
Regards,
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An excellent kit, take your time. I took the interior to place in my Early Production kit for a Beutepanzer. Use a VERY high quality nipper or razor saw for the parts. A hot knife on the sprue tree may be needed at times to relieve any stress on the tiny parts caused when trying to cut or saw them loose.
A friend who, at the moment, is in the Arab Emirates, offered me a deal on his limited production parts since I couldn't make up my mind. So, I got everything! The hard part is that I can't tell what is what yet as I need to compare the parts to what is on his site (no instructions were included):
Plus a conversion for this South Lebanese Army T-55 APC:
Regards,
My present from my oldest boy. Cool kit.
An excellent kit, take your time. I took the interior to place in my Early Production kit for a Beutepanzer. Use a VERY high quality nipper or razor saw for the parts. A hot knife on the sprue tree may be needed at times to relieve any stress on the tiny parts caused when trying to cut or saw them loose.
A friend who, at the moment, is in the Arab Emirates, offered me a deal on his limited production parts since I couldn't make up my mind. So, I got everything! The hard part is that I can't tell what is what yet as I need to compare the parts to what is on his site (no instructions were included):
Plus a conversion for this South Lebanese Army T-55 APC:
Regards,
Heavens Eagle
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Will be a good one to watch you build Saul!
Will be a good one to watch you build Saul!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
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My present from my oldest boy. Cool kit.
An excellent kit, take your time. I took the interior to place in my Early Production kit for a Beutepanzer. Use a VERY high quality nipper or razor saw for the parts. A hot knife on the sprue tree may be needed at times to relieve any stress on the tiny parts caused when trying to cut or saw them loose.
A friend who, at the moment, is in the Arab Emirates, offered me a deal on his limited production parts since I couldn't make up my mind. So, I got everything! The hard part is that I can't tell what is what yet as I need to compare the parts to what is on his site (no instructions were included):
Half track stuff looks like AEF stuff :hmmm
Plus a conversion for this South Lebanese Army T-55 APC:
Regards,
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
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Came across this kit by chance - Union 1/24th
I want to do the Romanian made Dacia 1100 S.
Dacia 1100 was the first product of the first car factory in communist Romania, back in 1968. The Dacia 1100 was a Renault Gordini 8 body with a Renault 10 Major engine. My parents had one for thirty years, and what a beautiful little thing that was.
This is the Dacia 1100 - the standard model. Rear traction, disc brakes on all wheels, 4+1 speed manual.
The Dacia 1100S was basically assembled in Romania, not manufactured there. Only 50 were ever made, with half going to the Police, some were used to race and the rest sold to high ranked commies.
And a nicely restored one in a more recent photograph. The plate is not Romanian, but the car is a Dacia 1100s, not the Renault - the Dacia logo shows between the front lights.
This will be built OOB - well, at least that's the plan for now.
Cheers,
Laurence
Came across this kit by chance - Union 1/24th
I want to do the Romanian made Dacia 1100 S.
Dacia 1100 was the first product of the first car factory in communist Romania, back in 1968. The Dacia 1100 was a Renault Gordini 8 body with a Renault 10 Major engine. My parents had one for thirty years, and what a beautiful little thing that was.
This is the Dacia 1100 - the standard model. Rear traction, disc brakes on all wheels, 4+1 speed manual.
The Dacia 1100S was basically assembled in Romania, not manufactured there. Only 50 were ever made, with half going to the Police, some were used to race and the rest sold to high ranked commies.
And a nicely restored one in a more recent photograph. The plate is not Romanian, but the car is a Dacia 1100s, not the Renault - the Dacia logo shows between the front lights.
This will be built OOB - well, at least that's the plan for now.
Cheers,
Laurence
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There's something you don't see everyday..around here.
There's something you don't see everyday..around here.
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
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Yep, me for example been super busy lately but I will be making an appearance more often
There's something you don't see everyday..around here.
Yep, me for example
been super busy lately but I will be making an appearance more often 
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
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Merry Christmas to me!
I now have kits to build all three versions of the MaxxPro! :yipee Now I just need more time at the bench...
Merry Christmas to me!
I now have kits to build all three versions of the MaxxPro! :yipee Now I just need more time at the bench...
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Where did you get the Takom Lee Terry?
Where did you get the Takom Lee Terry?
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Nice! Score for the brick and mortar. Word around the house is we're going to Augusta on Thursday, I might have to check the LHS for one.
Nice! Score for the brick and mortar. Word around the house is we're going to Augusta on Thursday, I might have to check the LHS for one.
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Takom now has the late version also. I wonder if they will do the cast hull?
Takom now has the late version also. I wonder if they will do the cast hull?
