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Latest Acquisitions Thread
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Chris Mitchell
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 Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Hey Woodsta, Yep so would I. Like to see it blogged, I reakon I might see how much free I have and see how I go. Mind you it will be the slowest blog in history, almost as slow as your Bushie  I had a quick look at it and it looks good. Nice crisp detail. Cheers Wheels
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Chris Mitchell wrote: Mind you it will be the slowest blog in history, almost as slow as your Bushie  Touche mister, nice come back, what can i say!?  Woody...
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Chris Mitchell
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Ah! Sorry Bloke,
Couldn't resist, but seriously, withe the amount of work I have on at moment, it will take yonks to do it. But I am game to have a go for sure.
So are ya gonna finish the Bushie or too hard basket for now?
Cheers
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread I was just looking at it the other day Chris. I can't let it beat me  I am still positive that it will turn out nice  Woody...
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Ian Shumsky
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Woody, that is some artillery collection you have amassed there!!! Looking forward to seeing them finished  Finally bought myself one of these at the Poole Vikings show at the weekend. At £40 is was too hard to resist!  Also picked up this for a bargain price:  Cheers, Ian
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Ian Shumsky wrote: Woody, that is some artillery collection you have amassed there!!! Looking forward to seeing them finished Thanks Ian! There is more in the stash Artillery has always fascinated me. Artillery and Snipers...fascinating fields in the art of warfare! I see a bit of artillery at work. The new M777's are a mean looking piece!  I plan to keep the artillery as nice easy out of the box builds Any chance of having a peek inside the box of the Bell 47 please? I would love to do one of these in a Korean War diorama... Woody...
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Ian Shumsky
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Justin Wooding wrote: Any chance of having a peek inside the box of the Bell 47 please? I would love to do one of these in a Korean War diorama... I'll post something up tonight after I've got the kids to bed. Cheers, Ian
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Chris Smith
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Was at the Intermodellbau Messe in Dortmund today, one of the largest model shows in Europe(although as it covers RC cars, boats and planes, railways, steam engines, ships and more that's not surprising) and came home with Kinetics M-ATV  a Tamiya Pink Panther(as I appear the only person in the world to have not yet built one ) as well as some tweezers.  The purchase I'm most pleased with however is Into the Vally  which has to be the ultimate one stop reference for the Valentine. Chris
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Hello Chris, don't worry, i haven't built one either and i hav[*]e two of them in the stash Mine are to be converted to Australian vehicles serving in Vietnam What are your impressions of the Kinetic M-ATV? Woody...
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Hello chaps, Something i have been meaning to get for a long time now. A large cutting mat, 42cm x 57cm ...  Woody...
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