i would really like to make some banners for this campaign so are there any ideas for banners? if not then i'll try to make one but i can't really use photoshop so are there any other ways of creating banners apart from photoshop? plus are there any other ways than paint to create ribbons?

just bought the DML sherman firefly Ic, don't know wether to leave till the campaign, or do it now.

i was thinking of chieftan to but is tamiya the only maker of this tank

These are the 3 Challengers I will be tackling. Depending on how my Military engineering campaign entry goes I may start a build of two of these now in here and start the third when the campaign starts.

Darren: Not bad, I would like to avoid paying $40-50 USD like the lhs's are asking.

Stanley: What time periods and vehicle types are you interested in? I'm taking a guess that you favor WWII?

That is the price in the LHS.

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That is the price in the LHS.

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I meant the ones over here, they typically want $49.95, even for the older kits.

Stanley: Some excellent additions would be any of the Tasca Shermans, the Miniart Dingos, the Bronco Humber and Staghound armoured cars and Comet.
The Trumpeter Challenger II's look to keep getting better and better, or you can go with the Tamiya Desertized Challenger II which isn't as sophisticated of a kit, but still looks to build up nicely.
The Tamiya Cromwell is also an excellent kit despite it's age.
This is just for starters, their is actually a nice selection of British armour out there.
(This is all assuming that you are looking for 1/35 scale)

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That is the price in the LHS.

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I meant the ones over here, they typically want $49.95, even for the older kits.

Stanley: Some excellent additions would be any of the Tasca Shermans, the Miniart Dingos, the Bronco Humber and Staghound armoured cars and Comet.
The Trumpeter Challenger II's look to keep getting better and better, or you can go with the Tamiya Desertized Challenger II which isn't as sophisticated of a kit, but still looks to build up nicely.
The Tamiya Cromwell is also an excellent kit despite it's age.
This is just for starters, their is actually a nice selection of British armour out there.
(This is all assuming that you are looking for 1/35 scale)