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U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Photoetch Set Greenstrawberry 1:2500
10220-1/2500 2020 New tool 4 November, 05:29
Kenneth Giffordadded a new photoalbum.
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1980 Kenworth COE Aerodyne.
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The box. This kit has just been repopped by Round 2.
Project: Kenworth Aerodyne C.O.E.
3 3 November, 00:00
Ning Zhangowns this item
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3S60 launcher of 3K60 BAL/BAL-Elex Coastal Missile Complex Trumpeter 1:35
01052 2019 New parts Multi-topic (2)4 November, 05:28
DontsniffglueI just got back into scale models after over 20 years since the last one I made. I'm mostly interested in some good classic muscle cars but am really only seeing those with the Revell and AMT brands. Problem is, I'm not finding Revell to have the best fitting parts, and let's just say I'll be spending HOURS cleaning all the flashing off the AMT models... Are there any suggestions out there for good quality, good fitting classic american muscle?
4 November, 03:48
Kesa TihoAt least from what ive seen Tamiya has made a few classic Mustangs. They're fits are always superb and flash is minimal. Price might be a little higher but trust me, its worth it
4 November, 05:27
Kevin HeumanDoes anyone know where I could find a 1/12 scale pilot for my two 1/2 scale cockpits? It would be cool to put a pilot in the seat! Oh and I’m not too keen on taking out a second mortgage or have to buy a 3D printer.
F-16 Seated Fighter Pilot
Collect-Aire Models 1:12
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Kesa TihoI think you can buy them from plaza japan. If they have it its going to be really cheap. Just watch out for the scray delivery price
4 November, 05:25
Mark DeBackeradded a new project.
1 2 November, 02:08
Mark DeBackerMy grandfather was a foreman at a POW camp for German/Axis prisoners in northern Ohio. Prisoners could earn extra privileges if they worked in the shop. My grandfather had made commercial awnings prior to the war and supervised the prisoners making odd, rubberized canvas items. After D-Day, they were shown a film of what they had been making. They were the floatation screens for DD Shermans, used in the invasion of Normandy. Reportedly, most of the prisoners were happy, as it meant that the war would be ending soon.
4 November, 05:24
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