I just want to say I'm sorry that I can not finish all my projects in a timely manner lol. If anyone is following my projects on here, I have a bunch.
During the summer mths I get extremely busy with work, from May - Sept, then it slows down, that's when I get busy with models again!
I still go out & buy kits though but nothing crazy like the winter time.
I do plan on finishing my projects during my slow period...please be patient if anyone is following.
Like, the Academy Tiger I w/interior & metal tracks- this is almost finished.
The Panther II project - I have finished a mold for the turret using drawings & the help from a fellow modeller who actually finished a Panther II from drawings.
My 1/16 German figure I will also finish.
I bought some older Tamiya USA halftracks , a British Universal Carrier , Dragon German 250's & 251's , another older DML Brumbar. Dragon Shermans.
I stay away from airplane kits but I was checking out some kits in Hamilton & found a great Dragon WW 1 Knights of the Skies 1/48 Spad 13 Kit ! It comes with a 1/12 bust of pilot Edward Vernon Rickenbacher in resin! I plan on collecting all of this series!! I will also be entering this bust into the new figure contest in the future.
This kit is awesome ! Comes with photoetch & wire for a WW1 airplane kit. It was released in 1998 so it doesn't show up on Dragons website. Hopefully I can find the rest. This is the only airplane kit I intend to do. Wait!!! I take that back, I also intend to buy & put together the Revell Germany 1/32 scale German WW2 Heinkel HE 111P-1 bomber
Ok? So thanks for reading this...whoever cares lol.
PS- I want to find the following, if anyone can show me where or who makes the following.
a 1/32 or Larger
JU-87
British Typhon w/rockets
PSS-that's all the airplane kits I want !! lol All the rest are tanks!!!
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easyco69
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Posted: Thursday, June 05, 2014 - 05:07 AM UTC
Blackstoat
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Posted: Thursday, June 05, 2014 - 05:38 AM UTC
It's not a race bud. Chillax and enjoy the summer
easyco69
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Posted: Thursday, June 05, 2014 - 05:57 AM UTC
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It's not a race bud. Chillax and enjoy the summer
Thx Andy! Have a pint for me mate!
retiredyank
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Posted: Friday, June 06, 2014 - 07:09 AM UTC
I gave up on the whole "six builds at once" thing. I just couldn't keep up with them and would get sidetracked, too easily. It is exceptionally difficult to run three or four campaign builds, at once. I have great respect for your efforts. Just remember to finish them, so you don't have ten shelf queens.
Snorri23
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Posted: Friday, June 06, 2014 - 07:26 AM UTC
Airfix did make a 1/24 stuka many moons ago.
SdAufKla
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Posted: Saturday, June 07, 2014 - 01:37 AM UTC
Hey, "no sweaty-da." Model building is a journey and not a destination.
Sometimes it's sitting back and doing "research" (i.e. reading a good book), and sometimes it's time at the workbench, and sometimes it's going to a show or hanging with your modeling buds, and sometimes it's putting a finished model in your display case...
Just don't stop putting one foot in front of the other, and you'll make progress all the same.
Sometimes it's sitting back and doing "research" (i.e. reading a good book), and sometimes it's time at the workbench, and sometimes it's going to a show or hanging with your modeling buds, and sometimes it's putting a finished model in your display case...
Just don't stop putting one foot in front of the other, and you'll make progress all the same.