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Discussion in 'World War 2 Hobbies' started by JCalhoun, Feb 7, 2005.

  1. JCalhoun

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    Anybody know of a really cheap Douglas C-47 Skytrain/Dakota model in 1/72 scale? The cheapest I have found is $17. That is a bit more than I want to pay for something that is going to be made into battlefield scenery. :(

    My plan is to place it on a base of ground and have the plane crashed. I want to paint the plane as totally burned so there are no markings left. It can then be used as a US, UK or Soviet aircraft. That way it will be a suitable piece of scenery for all WW2 fronts in our battle games.
     
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    try ebay, but i'm not sure if you will find a cheaper one
     
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    Most excellent! Thanks a lot. :D
     
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    did you manage to get one?
     
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    Unfortunately, no. :cry:

    I spent my model money on a Hasegawa Churchill. ;)
     
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    do not worry, i know the situation :D
     
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    Just can't can't pass up tanks that are on sale. It was $5.00 at the local shop. Then, of course, I had to get some paint for it and some more Brit infantry, etc. :D
     
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    looks like we are the same, i 'll do the same if in the same situation, anyway , enjoy your tank!!!!
     
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    Hey, JCalhoun, can we have some pictures of your models?
    Please? :)
     
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    From a previous post:

    Here's the latest of what I've been working on. They're for WW2 miniature gaming in 1/72 scale. Small bits and fragile parts are left off to avoid breakage but they're not too bad to look at.

    BTW, the Panther is a die-cast Dragon Armor piece that I weathered, mudded, and based. The T-34/76 is an Italeri kit, the Pz IV is a Hasegawa kit, the KV-2 is a PSG (?) kit.

    Go here and then click on Jody's WW2 stuff.

    http://www.bigjoeduke.com/

    I'll have a few more in the near future. Will post them when ready. :D
     

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