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lespauljames
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 05:04 AM UTC
hey guys, its coming along swell!
newfish
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 06:00 AM UTC
James! I am surprised no ones had an Input because its looking smashing! and what a great idea!, I knwo what you mean about the buildings fitting, Martyn had the same problem!
Great work keep it coming!.
Are you going to have any soldiers or people in the house?
O btw. Can you edit your posts so your pictures go under neath each other and not side by side? Please!
Its a pain to navigate on your thread!
Never the less Great work dude keep it up!
Great work keep it coming!.
Are you going to have any soldiers or people in the house?
O btw. Can you edit your posts so your pictures go under neath each other and not side by side? Please!
Its a pain to navigate on your thread!Never the less Great work dude keep it up!
bizzychicken
Joined: September 06, 2008
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 06:46 AM UTC
Hi, those Pz1 are tiny. How about a maintance,field hospital or troops relaxing, bunking down, waking up getting ready for action in the out houses ? When I 1st seen the Mini Art Farm house I thought it looked great. With the amount of ground space you could have quite a busy Dio. With the large wall with big gate, you could almost have 2 different sceens going on in 1 Dio. Inside the gate and ouside, or open the gate and combine both? Cheers Geraint
lespauljames
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 11:21 AM UTC
tally ho chaps, thanks for the feedback! pics ahve been sorted sorry for the mishap, never usually happens,
James , unfortunatly the house is damaged. on pic No one you can see a pretty poor pile of rubble, but i do like the idea of a cutaway house, im not sure, i also liek the idea of a place that was abandoned a while before the war
i was maybe thinking of getting the soon to be new tamya 1/35 citeroen but im note sure if it fits the bill time wise, was thinking of doing it all civvied up still just ideas floating around1
Geraint yes it is tiny, i was a bit worried that the scale of everything was out,
whats gonna happen with the gates is, they will be closed, but there is a acess door and that will be open:D i like the idea of maintainance, and im hopefully gonna have some civillians pottering around!
James , unfortunatly the house is damaged. on pic No one you can see a pretty poor pile of rubble, but i do like the idea of a cutaway house, im not sure, i also liek the idea of a place that was abandoned a while before the war
i was maybe thinking of getting the soon to be new tamya 1/35 citeroen but im note sure if it fits the bill time wise, was thinking of doing it all civvied up still just ideas floating around1
Geraint yes it is tiny, i was a bit worried that the scale of everything was out,
whats gonna happen with the gates is, they will be closed, but there is a acess door and that will be open:D i like the idea of maintainance, and im hopefully gonna have some civillians pottering around!
martyncrowther
Joined: September 12, 2007
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 11:33 AM UTC
Great work James! All you need it as bit of filler for these buildings, found that out.
newfish
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 12:02 PM UTC
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tally ho chaps, thanks for the feedback! pics ahve been sorted sorry for the mishap, never usually happens,
James , unfortunatly the house is damaged. on pic No one you can see a pretty poor pile of rubble, but i do like the idea of a cutaway house, im not sure, i also liek the idea of a place that was abandoned a while before the war
i was maybe thinking of getting the soon to be new tamya 1/35 citeroen but im note sure if it fits the bill time wise, was thinking of doing it all civvied up still just ideas floating around1
Geraint yes it is tiny, i was a bit worried that the scale of everything was out,
whats gonna happen with the gates is, they will be closed, but there is a acess door and that will be open:D i like the idea of maintainance, and im hopefully gonna have some civillians pottering around!
The car sounds intereasting but would leave it out mate.
The idea of the crew doing maintanence sounds good maybe have the tank just off the road and have the civie's looking on sounds a good idea
Belt_Fed
Joined: February 02, 2008
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 12:24 PM UTC
Best of luck Jim.
Rock on,
Rock on,
CReading
#001
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 02:51 PM UTC
Hey James,
Looking good. I find if you don't sand the building pieces really well on a flat surface when you put them together they can be a bit too thick to fit into the area of the base that is molded to accept them. I reviewed this kit and came away liking the section with the house on it better than both pieces used together.
Anyway, bang up job so far.
You could get a Bronco Sd.Kfz 221recon vehicle and have a meeting between them and the Panzer I commander
Cheers,
Charles
Looking good. I find if you don't sand the building pieces really well on a flat surface when you put them together they can be a bit too thick to fit into the area of the base that is molded to accept them. I reviewed this kit and came away liking the section with the house on it better than both pieces used together.
Anyway, bang up job so far.
You could get a Bronco Sd.Kfz 221recon vehicle and have a meeting between them and the Panzer I commander
Cheers,
Charles
lespauljames
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 08:54 PM UTC
hey Martyn James and Jon, thanks for looking in!
James im not being picky im just wondering
but what would be wrong with da car
Hey Charles the kit does look nice, but im not big on the aesthetics of the 221/2/3
its a good idea though i will definately mull it over. im probably gonna do some sketches later to plan a little more
thanks again for lookign in!
James im not being picky im just wondering
but what would be wrong with da carHey Charles the kit does look nice, but im not big on the aesthetics of the 221/2/3
its a good idea though i will definately mull it over. im probably gonna do some sketches later to plan a little more
thanks again for lookign in!
newfish
Joined: June 23, 2008
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 11:18 PM UTC
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hey Martyn James and Jon, thanks for looking in!
James im not being picky im just wondering
Hey Charles the kit does look nice, but im not big on the aesthetics of the 221/2/3
its a good idea though i will definately mull it over. im probably gonna do some sketches later to plan a little more
thanks again for lookign in!
James I didn't say you were being picky mate!
Looking foward to seeing an update mate!
lespauljames
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Posted: Thursday, April 23, 2009 - 11:41 PM UTC
Quoted Text
Quoted Texthey Martyn James and Jon, thanks for looking in!
James im not being picky im just wondering
Hey Charles the kit does look nice, but im not big on the aesthetics of the 221/2/3
its a good idea though i will definately mull it over. im probably gonna do some sketches later to plan a little more
thanks again for lookign in!
James I didn't say you were being picky mate!
Looking foward to seeing an update mate!
nah i was sayin that cus i asked why the car wouldnt suit
thatsall!im trying to find some cheap acry;lics paints to do the groundwork!
bobman331
Joined: April 13, 2009
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Posted: Friday, April 24, 2009 - 01:39 AM UTC
have them siphoning fuel from the moter cycle.
lespauljames
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Posted: Friday, April 24, 2009 - 07:58 AM UTC
hey Erik!!
but why would they be nicking fuel from their own bike im not sure if they used this field mod for the zundapp in the polish t heatre
but why would they be nicking fuel from their own bike
im not sure if they used this field mod for the zundapp in the polish t heatrelespauljames
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Posted: Saturday, April 25, 2009 - 06:40 AM UTC
hey just a quickie, when exactly did the germans pull out of poland?
as i have seen a few kits that would look great alongside this kit, BUT im not sure if the time frame sits, its one from the range of plus models staff cars.
[url=http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=122671]herel]
but im not sure if it will go, i really should be plannign this more......
as i have seen a few kits that would look great alongside this kit, BUT im not sure if the time frame sits, its one from the range of plus models staff cars.
[url=http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=122671]herel]
but im not sure if it will go, i really should be plannign this more......
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