Been a while since this thread saw any action.
Sleek looking tank, would love to see a 50MPH tank zipping by in person . In peace time only, if its the other side it must be quite intimidating!
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My 1/35 Military collection
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by JSB33 on Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:13 am
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by scalainj on Tue Jun 01, 2010 8:16 am
Not the easiest things to come by really and most of the recent releases haven't been up my strasse but this is a new release i quite like
I'm also looking for the 88mm flak gun that goes with the half track but i'm not prepared to sell children to fund it
although its tempting sometimes
Cheers
Andy
I'm also looking for the 88mm flak gun that goes with the half track but i'm not prepared to sell children to fund it
although its tempting sometimesCheers
Andy
British roads have history. Some were built by the Romans. British road investment being what it is, they have only been re-surfaced a few times since.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by guitardave_1 on Tue Jun 01, 2010 2:37 pm
JSB33 wrote:Been a while since this thread saw any action.
Sleek looking tank, would love to see a 50MPH tank zipping by in person . In peace time only, if its the other side it must be quite intimidating!
I quite regularly have tanks passing by when I'm at work. Funny, and slightly alarming, to see them with 'L' plates on! They don't do 50mph, but even at half that speed it's quite a spectacle.
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by scalainj on Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:10 am
Well i bought the gun to go with my half track
Minichamps - 88mm Flak 36 - Heeres Flak Artillerie Abteilung (Mot) 314, Charkow, Russia 1943
Andy
Minichamps - 88mm Flak 36 - Heeres Flak Artillerie Abteilung (Mot) 314, Charkow, Russia 1943
Andy
British roads have history. Some were built by the Romans. British road investment being what it is, they have only been re-surfaced a few times since.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by scalainj on Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:20 am
And here it is with said half track
And now in a line up with some other firepower i have to hand
What have they spotted?
Andy
And now in a line up with some other firepower i have to hand
What have they spotted?
Andy
British roads have history. Some were built by the Romans. British road investment being what it is, they have only been re-surfaced a few times since.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by scalainj on Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:29 am
Could it be these two
Andy
Andy
British roads have history. Some were built by the Romans. British road investment being what it is, they have only been re-surfaced a few times since.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
All the world's roads have potholes. We also have pothumps. This is where the local council drops a slightly too large dollop of tarmac into the hole and then lets passing traffic finish the job.
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Re: My 1/35 Military collection
by JSB33 on Fri Jun 11, 2010 6:47 am
Can't say that I would want to own a model of the big gun but it sure is cool to look at.
I guess the guys manning it were not at any risk
I guess the guys manning it were not at any risk
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