Donivanp
Captain
That's ok Mr. Bill, you'd have just used it as a starting point to scratch build one anyway.
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That's ok Mr. Bill, you'd have just used it as a starting point to scratch build one anyway.Where was That when I did an SBD-3 for our GB???????
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Your left or my leftTop left has my vote
Bottle? I see no bottle! What are you talking about?I knew no one would look at the bottle first.....
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I did that FW a few gb back, I really liked that kit!I too picked up a couple of items at the IPMS show. Sure was hard to exercise self control! So much to choose from, but for me not many 'bargains' to be found. Plenty of vintage kits at the vendors booths, but those are not my thing. If a kit is older than 20ish years since new tooling I will pass. Thought the Fw190 was a bargain at $25 allowing it has some add -on's included. Actually only gave $24 for it! I guess the vendor was using 'new math' when calculating the 50% and making out the label? Should have pressed him on the label indicating '-50% +'! The Mk.I was $18, kind of a good deal. The only splurge was the Uschi stencils; these are almost non-existent, at least where I shop.
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Main reason for picking it up, other than it being a really great price for a fairly recent 'new-tool', was the engine details. I'm a sucker for any model that has this kind of detail!! Also glad that it has a stand, it would not fit on any of my shelving, I don't think?I did that FW a few gb back, I really liked that kit!
**** FINISHED: GB-53 1/32 Fw190F-8 - Eastern Front
Username : donivanp First name : Don Category : intermediate Scale : 1/32 Manufacturer / Model : Revell Fw190F-8 Extras : Quinta Studios cockpit, Masters gun barrel setww2aircraft.net
Ironically the FW is a really small plane. Even in 1/32 scale it's not much bigger the a 1/48 P-47.Main reason for picking it up, other than it being a really great price for a fairly recent 'new-tool', was the engine details. I'm a sucker for any model that has this kind of detail!! Also glad that it has a stand, it would not fit on any of my shelving, I don't think?