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Latest Acquisitions Thread
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Karol Jakubczyk
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 Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Hi Chris I was actually wondering where I'd be able to get some of figures of Cliff, the Shadows, Una Stubs and co  but I do like the slashed seats idea (kinda of reminds of my school days). I'll be honest, I'm itching to start the bus but I'll have to finish my current builds in order to have space for it. I'm happy to blog it (if I'm allowed) but it might take some time from start to finish. Cheers Karol
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Steve Reid
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Hey Guys- I had some modeling friends over today. One brought some kits he was looking to get rid of and I ended up with: This:  This:  This:  and two of these:  That will keep me off the streets for a few months. More of a "Fix" than an acquisition.  Steve
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread
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Ian Shumsky
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Don Reid... A T-34 addiction? No, this can't be true!!! Looking forward to seeing what you do with each of these  Cheers, Ian
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Steve Reid
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Et Tu Woody? You wound me sir!   OK I am over it! Truth hurts a little.... Steve
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Steve, at least you choose a nice looking tank! The ol T-34 definitely has the lines  My second ever tank was a T-34. Always was my favourite! Woody...
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Matt Parvis
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread
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Vinnie Branigan
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Location: Runcorn, Cheshire
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread 'E be bloggin' a wingy tingy 'imself soon. Vinnie
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Matt Parvis
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread Excellent, I'm really looking forward to seeing that come together. I think your painting and weathering style will translate extremely well to an aircraft.
Matt
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Gary Boxall
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Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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Re: Latest Acquisitions Thread You can guarantee that a delivery like this will brighten up my day   Gary
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