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Bought this one at the Enfield Mosquito Museum along with a lot of other Mossie stuff 18 months ago . The kit from 1999 is a peach , fit is good , detail is good , even paper 1:1 masks for the cammo which work ok if you're cute with them . Wings are a good fit and are held with pins underneath , allowing you to paint everything and attach it all at the end . Undercarriage can go in at the end as well . Only thing I didn't like was the canopy , which I ended up making my own masks for ...thats three hours I won't get back and it didn't turn out that well either ...๐ . Yahu IP was a waste of a fiver as it cannot be seen at all through the canopy , ditto all the extra wiring I bothered with putting in . Decals were good, I know some people don't like Tammy decals but these were fine to me . Light oil weathering , 105 Sdn were the first to get these so relatively young by the time they did the Berlin Raid , bombing Geobels and Goering on the 30th Jan "Party Day" celebrations in 1943. Sadly this aircraft was in the second wave and was the only one shot down, S/L Darling (24) and his navigator both dying . Enthusiasm was a bit on and off at times (hence no build log) but I wanted to finish it out before embarking on something new ....maybe a nice Tiger Tank ..
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Revell He 111 P - FINISHED!!
PanzerWomble replied to ScottsGT's topic in The Great Twins Broup Bluild
Clutching at straws like an over excited scarecrow .. That Border 111 will hopefully stop this nonsense . -
I fondly remember clambering all over a Chieftain ( probably a Mk5/6) on Salisbury Plain in the middle of the night in 1982..ish ...kinda been a geek about them ever since. ๐
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Ex Brit tanker I spoke to reckoned they always sent the latest versions to Berlin , and swapped the crews around from standing armoured regiments in BOAR .This guy was RSDG , serving 85-88 ish . We got talking after I modelled his Chieftain 00 EB 57 and he saw it on line ....he received a freebie from me . They knew two dozen Chieftains wouldn't make much of a big dent in the 5th Tank Shock Army , it was as much about a show of force/ frighten the Russians with the technology / morale booster for the Germans . Which, if you think the Chieftain was the 'open country snipe them from a long range with the 120mm' tank that was stationed behind the 105mm Leopards in the gap of the Gemran plain etc it makes sense that you don't send more than a few to fight in FIBUA . Course back in the day when the UK sported 600 MBTs not 100....ahhhhh . Part of the paint scheme (they were told) was to make counting them difficult for the Reds as they all had the same scheme . I know the US forces were larger and a used lot of Pattons - probably a handier FIBUA tank , so maybe a different approach ? Either way the Badger would make sense in Berlin if the above doctrine was correct.
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Sorry - I realised later I'd posted this after you'd started to paint .
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1:32nd scale Halberstadt D.II
PanzerWomble replied to sandbagger's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
You're just on a whole other level Mike ! -
MiniArt P-47D Thunderbolt: COMPLETED 2/13/24
PanzerWomble replied to Peterpools's topic in LSM 1/48 Work in Progress
+1 on this , better expressed than I could come up with ๐ -
MiniArt P-47D Thunderbolt: COMPLETED 2/13/24
PanzerWomble replied to Peterpools's topic in LSM 1/48 Work in Progress
Very classic looking P47 there Peter , turned out really well . Nice one ! -
Revell He 111 P - FINISHED!!
PanzerWomble replied to ScottsGT's topic in The Great Twins Broup Bluild
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any hole's a goal ?
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Feel the message of "peace to all men" might be missing here ....
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MiniArt P-47D Thunderbolt: COMPLETED 2/13/24
PanzerWomble replied to Peterpools's topic in LSM 1/48 Work in Progress
Thats looking great Peter , the paint modulation is superb -
Good first post and impressive build with a great back story . Welcome
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Now the wife is up toโฆ.Now a cancer thread.
PanzerWomble replied to ScottsGT's topic in General Discussion
Clearly you've given this much thought, now......clear your browser history ....๐ -
1/32 Westland Whirlwind
PanzerWomble replied to JeroenPeters's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
That's not great quality control at work ๐คจ. you'd have thought they would have checked before sending ? Not expensive but not cheap either -
Link you may like ...
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Tornado ECR Italian air force
PanzerWomble replied to mark31's topic in The Great Twins Broup Bluild
The wings will fold electrically too ? ๐ -
HOW TO STAY ON THE ROAD :)
PanzerWomble replied to Martinnfb's topic in The Great Twins Broup Bluild
This GB is shaping up so well , such a collection of interesting builds going on. -
LSM Modelling News 2023 merged Fran and Artful69โs threads
PanzerWomble replied to Fran's topic in Modelling Discussion
Odd no-ones ever tackled it sadly ....although it's in a bit of odd item and space, for me - only US used , missed Nam ...fought in the sandpits ....hmmm...not been a big hit film star...but would make for some gnarly weathering . Not overly big in 1/32 either. EDIT I take it the Dumpeter was a B Team effort ? https://www.scalemates.com/kits/trumpeter-02214-a-10a-thunderbolt-ii--136441 -
AEG G.IV - Creature of the Night - WNW 1/32
PanzerWomble replied to DocRob's topic in The Great Twins Broup Bluild
This will be one for the books for sure. A mammoth build in all senses of the word . -
1/72 Unterseebooten ...A hole in the sea ....
PanzerWomble replied to PanzerWomble's topic in Non LSM 'WIP
This but more I'm thinking ?- this was my 1/144 coupla years ago