Anyone else build models or did so as a kid ?

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Heres my 1/48 Schwimmagon in Eindhoven ! Silver medal :wink:


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Very cool. I used to build some Tamiya WWII tanks and stuff when I was a kid, good times.
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Hey Cisco, how are you mate, fancy having a go at one of these?

http://englishrussia.com/?p=2231

See you at 420

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When i was a kid i put together a few Spitfire's and ME109's but we used them as toys so they got thrown out windows on fire and that sortta stuff :)
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Post by Cisco »

Alright SpiderG me ol plum how you doing ? :wink: Holy cow that is some plane !!!!! not my bag the flying thingies ! :lol: but i did like the look of the Nazi UFO :lol:

Indeed see you at 420 i shall be booking my flight tomorrow (friday) :lol:
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Nice mud effect on those tires cisco. 8) .....I need a smoke!. :? :lol:
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Wow!
i used to build models and loved it.
This thread has really got me thinking. :shock:
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Post by Kermit »

RR wrote: That Schumacher R/C looks to beastly for the backgarden or side streets , imagine that hitting someones foot or getting wedged under your car ! !
If it hits some ones foot it will take it off and is deffo not for the side roads or back garden. Local running track is good though.

Might see if it gets wedged under a car though :lol:


Sure there is some you tube vids of them smashing into people :lol:
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Heres a wee photo of my Challenger II (Current British main battle tank) Scottish Dragoon Guards (Operation Telic Iraq 2003) I won a bronze at the show in Eindhoven with this ! :lol:

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lol ..again, nice 'mingin' paint effect on the surface. :shock: :D
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This is not mine( i wish ) but just an example of some of the amazing modelling going on at the moment , total art if you ask me ! 8)

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Mate those are fantastic, whats the scale and what and where do the materials come from? I'm assuming they are one offs these models. love em. :)

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I'd say 1:48 scale.
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Post by Cisco »

My Schwimmwagon 1/48 my challenger II 1/72 scale and Volker Bembenicks diorama 1/35 scale !

@ SG you can see above the scales :wink: these models are all made from production kits (plastic injected) airfix stylee :lol: with added detailing from etch metal detail sets , plastic card !
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They are very atmospheric mate. I probably wont turn into a model maker,I'm more of a hammer and anvil kind of hobbiest, but I like to see these neat things.

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