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Discussion in 'World War 2 Hobbies' started by PanzerProfile, Apr 15, 2004.

  1. BL@CK J@CK

    BL@CK J@CK New Member

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    Afrika Korps VW (1/35)

    BJ
     
  2. Ricky

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    Yes, I was. :cry:

    I'm hoping it will turn up when I move out of home (this week)
     
  3. PanzerProfile

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    I see. I'm hoping with you that it does.
     
  4. PanzerProfile

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    I did not know the germans used VW's in the army in Afrika already??
     
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    It looks much like the VW resting under a pine tree near here. Gray primer, no windows and ruined interior. Yep, that's it alrighty. :p
     
  6. BL@CK J@CK

    BL@CK J@CK New Member

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    Here, a cover illustration of VW
    BJ
     
  7. David.W

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    I've just had a Birthday, and the main present from my family was 14 x 1/72 scale models, so I am spoilt for choice!!
     
  8. Ricky

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    Woo-Hoo!

    Which ones?
     
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    M3A1 Sherman,
    76.2mm Russian gun,
    Vickers Lt Tank VI C,
    PzBfWg,
    Matador & 5.5" Gun,
    Universal Carrier & 6Pdr,
    25Pdr & Quad,
    40mm Bofors & Tractor,
    CV33,
    20mm FlaK30,
    Horsch + 20mm FlaK 38,
    SdKfz 263,
    Opel Blitz Truck,
    Churchill III.


    :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
     
  10. Boba Nette

    Boba Nette New Member

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    Boy,somebody made out like a bandit.I've been asking for stuff like that since I was born.My family thinks I waste my time with it.Especially now that I'm 34.Oh well,boys will be boys.
     
  11. PanzerProfile

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    and boys just happen to like toys... :D

    congrats with the birthday and the presents there!
     
  12. David.W

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    Thank you. :)
     
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    You're most welcome.
    But I DO expect pictures now ! :)
    good luck on the building.
     
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    1st model (Sherman) nearly finished.

    No pics I'm afraid. I don't have the technology. And even if I did, I would be ashamed to exhibit them. Most of the guys here build & paint way out of my class. :(
     
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    I have an old (five years) digital camera I don't use anymore. Point and shoot (no picture screen in the back), plus cable (USB I think) and software CD-ROM. Cover the postage and bung in a fiver and it's yours if you're interested. PM me with your address.
    There's a case (soft but will fit on a belt) and an extra card for storing photos. It's not great but I started with it (£150!!! when I bought it) and it's served well...
    That used to be my attitude, until one day someone asked my friend who is a professional figure painter (came 2nd in GW's Golden Demon once or twice) if he'd painted some WWII infantry I was using. I did them!! Was walking on clouds for a week.
    Show us, we want to see...
     
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    Don't be. I'd like to see your work. :D

    P.S: Most guys here are way above me too!
     
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    I started a Bereznyak-Isayev BI rocket jet interceptor kit that I picked up at the Flying Legends show at Duxford. It is a very manky kit, with badly-moulded, badly-fitting componants, but it was only £1, and I'm just using it to get my eye in again after a while without modelling.

    I have a new (and good) digital camera - but no PC to download on at home. That is next on our list...
     
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    oh, come on, we are just average guys, just a little more experience,
    but do you want to se the pros?
    check this out:
    http://www.track-link.net/
    then tell us if we are like them,( i'm affraid not but we enjoy what we do and very proud of our work :D )
     
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    I have recently completed my Stummel. Will share pictures as soon as I have them.
    Don't be ashamed about your work now, david! We all started once, and only because of showing and learning we became better. It's a process of learning. Take a look (if you have the time) in the "modelling pics" section. You can see my first painted models were crap too, yet I posted, got criticized, and got better. The Panther G and Sturmtiger still head my collection so far. But it's really not that hard! So come on, show us! You might get better because of showing eventually.
     
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    With my recent move I have not only lost all my model supplies, but I my models as well! My Tirpitz is gone, my 1/35 Northern France battle scene, everything. It is a horrible thing I tell you! :cry:

    You should see some of my models that were all hand painted with a brush, this was before I heard of the sprays. As long as its all in one piece thats what counts.
     

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