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Tuesday, November 18, 2014 - 01:44 AM UTC
Some new releases from Accurate Armour will allow you to set the scene in Northern Ireland with a vehicle conversion and diorama accessories.
Accurate Armour has announced a vehicle and some diorama accessories to help you build a diorama set in Northern Ireland. The vehicle, a Land Rover “Snatch” conversion. The conversion set consists of resin and photo-etched parts to transform the Hobby Boss kit. The diorama accessories include check point signs and crowd control barriers. These two sets use resin and photo-etched.

LRA013 Land Rover CAV100 "Snatch" (NI) Conversion
A171 Checkpoint signs
A172 Crowd control barriers

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bill_c
Cool. Bringing "The Troubles" to life.
NOV 18, 2014 - 01:55 AM
Finch
Ugh, real cool eh?
NOV 18, 2014 - 05:25 AM
LeoCmdr
Great looking conversions. Now we need the Tangi!!!
NOV 18, 2014 - 06:21 AM
Karl187
Awesome releases from AA here. Myself and others have been wanting them to do the NI Snatch for ages and they've finally got around to it. Great to see- looks from the shots provided to be more accurate than the terrible Blackdog conversion. The checkpoint signs are excellent too- they look exactly like the real thing. Now like Jason said, we could do with a Tangi!!
NOV 18, 2014 - 04:39 PM
Havoc
The Troubles are definitely under-represented in the hobby. Nice to see this conversion... Also be nice to see the Humber Pig, Saracen, Ferret, short wheel base Landrover, and a Saxon in plastic as well. I've got the AA Pig and Ferret built and the Saxon in the box and would love to see appropriate British Army, RUC, and Irish civilian and IRA and pro-Ulster irregular figures to accompany these great accessories. Would love to see AA release a Northern ireland conversion for the Saxon (and the lazy modeler such as myself). Fingers crossed that the forthcoming Dragon Saladin will be a decent kit! Looking forward to more cool releases along this line from the always amazin' AA as well!! Johnny B.
NOV 22, 2014 - 01:48 AM
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