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oldcopierguy

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  1. Hey thanks Giorgio, much appreciated for the help and link.
  2. I may be repeating myself as this forum looks a lot like the one over at ARC...? Anyhoo, I'm looking for any info regarding decals and camo schemes, etc., for doing this older Italeri kit. Its molded in trainer orange which is a rather boring scheme for me. Any help appreciated, and you can email me at: spitfire21@mymts.net Cheers, Laurie
  3. I may be repeating myself as this forum looks a lot like the one over at ARC...? Anyhoo, I'm looking for any info regarding decals and camo schemes, etc., for doing this older Italeri kit. Its molded in trainer orange which is a rather boring scheme for me. Any help appreciated, and you can email me at: spitfire21@mymts.net Cheers, Laurie
  4. hey Sean, well past 20 quid sounds normal for this neck o the woods...!! If the pound is close to 2 1/2 times the Canuck buck, that puts it around $40-$50 bucks. There aren't too many DML/Dragon?Tamiya kits that are NOT under this price...! It seems the maroe accurate the kit, the more "stuff" they include in the box...the higher the price. Stands to reason I guess. What with Slide molding, PE, Resin, its no wonder they command a hefty $...! Still, I always look at life in the modeling lane the same as life in the woodworking shop. I like good, dependable tools. You just CANNOT get that from Walmart or Tesco's...?... Same goes for kits I guess. Thanks for the help guys, Cheers, Laurie in Winnipeg Manitoba Model Builders
  5. Hey guys, I'm wanting to get myself a good kit of the Stug. I was watching a nifty show on the Discovery Military channel about the Battle of Kursk featuring Russian T-34's, Tigers, and Stugs in fairly good animation. What would you suggest as a decent kit of a Stug with enough detail and fit without too much after market stuff...? Cheers, Laurie
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