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I must have bought this set in the 1980s for my model railway
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Hi, some fire engines for my Luftwaffe airfield Cheers macki
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Hi, everybody. In history, there are many cases when aircraft that were not accepted by military aviation were turned into purely civilian modifications and successfully flew in this capacity for many years. This scheme can be safely applied to the transport and passenger aircraft Curtiss Model 18 "Condor", which had "bomber" roots. In 1927, Curtiss took part in a competition to create a heavy bomber for the United States air force (USAC). The aircraft was developed on the basis of the Martin-MB-2 serial bomber, which at that time formed the basis of the heavy bomber squadron. Its redesig
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Hi all, some pics of my recent project, nearly finished - a few ammo boxes missing Cheers Macki
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Hi All, This piqued my interest for some bizarre reason and I bought it. The plan is to put it on a sea base, that can be either with sail or anchor. I have so much to learn but haven't a clue on where to start. Suggestions on a couple of good reference books, modelling guides, what's wrong with the kit, what needs replacing...you know the drill. Stuart
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Hi folks, I thought you might be interested in the contents of this box of heavy plant: There's a stall selling all kinds of Kibri vehicles at our local model railway show, and at the most recent one I cracked and bought one. I wasn't really sure what to expect as some model railway kits are pretty ancient, but in the box this looks rather nice: The mouldings are sharp, there's clear glazing and separate framing so nothing to mask It's also got decently fine railings and looks to make up into a suitably impressive vehicle.
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Hi all, the finished Morris and gun Pictures before painting you can find here: WIP Cheers Macki
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Hi All, some test shots from my latest Diorama Cheers Macki
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Hello, some pics of an older project WIP scratchbuilt Dingo Mk. III the whole bunch Shermans are heiser, carrier and 6pdr. from Artitec, Willys is Roco in Belgium 1944 i know it was a Humber Scoutcar in the movie, call it "artistic freedom"
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Hi all, a "little" project for my Eighth Airforce stuff, all from scratch Cheers Macki
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Hi there, some pics of my "Bundeswehr" diorama, autumn in northern Germany Youtube Video hope you like it, cheers Macki
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Hi, some older pics of the Waco WIP finished in action Cheers Macki
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Hello, some airborne topic. I used the 1/72 ACE kit as a template. Tires are from Rocos Jeep. and in colour Happy Sunday Cheers Macki
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Hi there. i tried to make something out of the old Roco models. Were or are Roco Minitanks known in the UK? first the clean up with new details and in colour Thanks for watching an have a nice weekend Cheers Macki
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Hi All! Some pics from my recent project. As you can see, there are a few mishaps i have to correct before i can put on the details on the trailer Does anyone have some photos from the wiring, hosing between truck and trailer? Couldn't find much on the Internet. Cheers Macki
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Hi, some pics of Airpower87's Choctaw practicing outside landings Have a nice weekend Macki- 18 replies
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Hi Folks, some pics of models from different brands, Studebaker is ADP, Jeeps and GMC are Roco, the GMC became a scratched tank construction, ambulance is Trident and fire truck is a converted Wespe kit. Cheers Macki
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Hi Folks, some Pictures of my finished P51. the B model is a conversion from the D model. Cheers Macki
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I've just finished this wonderful little kit today. It is the Highway Miniatures 1/87 scale 1923 Mack Ladder Truck that I have been building for a good friend of mine with a collection of real fire engines himself. It's a great little kit, packed with detail and working features. Not too bad for a (previously to me) unknown manufacturer this side of The Pond. Here's a link to my WIP thread: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235002580-187-1923-mack-aerial-ladder-truck/ Here is the write up of the actual truck quoted from the kit instructions: This 1923 vintage Mack 65ft ae
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Finally got this Busch 1/87 GM bus finished. Here's the link to the WIP page. http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234985178-ho-gm-fishbowl-bus/
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Build 20 Something different for my final build... Price: £2.73 eBay -
This is an example of a texturization technique with an H0 locomotive. You can observe its grainy rusty look.
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Just finished the build, my first train model try which I enjoyed building. Looks more weathered in some of the pictures than it actually is somehow. Regards...
