OK not the postie but picked up at a show last weekend.
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Posted: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 12:58 PM UTC
Bigrip74
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Posted: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 01:03 PM UTC
Luciano, nice haul there. What are your impressions of the Kinetic E-2 kit?
Bob
Bob
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Posted: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 02:47 PM UTC
Postie brought this today Spruebrothers strikes again...
I also am very interested in the E-2 kit been eyeballing it since it came out. do tell?
Build On,
Justin
I also am very interested in the E-2 kit been eyeballing it since it came out. do tell?
Build On,
Justin
Posted: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 04:10 PM UTC
@ bob and Justin,
I'll take some pictures when I get home from work and post tonight (UK time). My first impression when I opened the box was good although there is only one decal option from what I could tell, but hey I'd already decided on the 'Fightertown' decals anyway.
I'll take some pictures when I get home from work and post tonight (UK time). My first impression when I opened the box was good although there is only one decal option from what I could tell, but hey I'd already decided on the 'Fightertown' decals anyway.
Posted: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 06:24 PM UTC
Hi Guys
re: E-2C: Well, I do not want to push myself in the foreground here, but I had already done a review of the kit on my site (yeah German so not much of use for most of you) the kit is good and I have read nothing about major mistakes (which means not much though).
I have the Crew entry detail set and just got the 3 Eduard sets yesterday (samples, so I have to use them) When I am done with the FM-2 and maybe the Su-7 I will start the Hawkeye (most probably).
all the best
Steffen
re: E-2C: Well, I do not want to push myself in the foreground here, but I had already done a review of the kit on my site (yeah German so not much of use for most of you) the kit is good and I have read nothing about major mistakes (which means not much though).
I have the Crew entry detail set and just got the 3 Eduard sets yesterday (samples, so I have to use them) When I am done with the FM-2 and maybe the Su-7 I will start the Hawkeye (most probably).
all the best
Steffen
Posted: Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 06:56 PM UTC
Hi all,
Andy, I suppose the new airbrush is for the Breda camo...
Here is what I got yesterday amongst other stuff...
Jean-Luc
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Well the postie made another delivery today. Courtesy of the birthday fairy .
Can't wait to start playing with it.
Andy
Andy, I suppose the new airbrush is for the Breda camo...
Here is what I got yesterday amongst other stuff...
Jean-Luc
Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 04:49 AM UTC
Nice haul, Jean-Luc!
can you bring the file with you next week? I would like to have a look before I spen 15€+ on it...
Finally I could get my todays delivery... postman was new and could not get it working so I had to get it from the office. Some small stuff from Lucky model:
hard to believe, but some stuff is cheaper to buy from HongKong than from Germany or CZ esp. as Shipping is free.
The Hauler thing is the welded gunshield for my StuG III G the rest should be large enough to read (I have 2 F-84F one Kinetic one Italeri rebox .. still need to find the French-Israeli markings from teh Suez crisis .. the F-105D might be my "Nose Art" entry or CAS)
BTW just got their Newsletter ... the Prowler is in da house (48 scale kinetic .. as well as the Hawkeye 2000)
cheers
Steffen
can you bring the file with you next week? I would like to have a look before I spen 15€+ on it...
Finally I could get my todays delivery... postman was new and could not get it working so I had to get it from the office. Some small stuff from Lucky model:
hard to believe, but some stuff is cheaper to buy from HongKong than from Germany or CZ esp. as Shipping is free.
The Hauler thing is the welded gunshield for my StuG III G the rest should be large enough to read (I have 2 F-84F one Kinetic one Italeri rebox .. still need to find the French-Israeli markings from teh Suez crisis .. the F-105D might be my "Nose Art" entry or CAS)
BTW just got their Newsletter ... the Prowler is in da house (48 scale kinetic .. as well as the Hawkeye 2000)
cheers
Steffen
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Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 08:38 AM UTC
Hi all
Did not come through the post, but bought this great magazine while I was waiting for my better half at the dentists. Could not resist it because of the cover, having recently bought Xtrakits Sea Vixen FAW 2. 'Une teigne sur la mer' I think translates as a moth on the sea, Jean-Luc if he sees this will translate it better. The reason for including the Autogiro? I just love the photo's!
tim
Did not come through the post, but bought this great magazine while I was waiting for my better half at the dentists. Could not resist it because of the cover, having recently bought Xtrakits Sea Vixen FAW 2. 'Une teigne sur la mer' I think translates as a moth on the sea, Jean-Luc if he sees this will translate it better. The reason for including the Autogiro? I just love the photo's!
tim
Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 08:52 AM UTC
Bob & Justin,
Heres a link to my photo album with sprue shoots.
Nice one with the decals, although only one option.
Heres a link to my photo album with sprue shoots.
Nice one with the decals, although only one option.
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Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 01:09 PM UTC
Luciano, thank you for the photo spread. It was like peaking inside the box and feeling like a kid again a nice addition to your stash. I will be watching and waiting for your build when it is posted. Good Luck.
Bob
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Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 04:23 PM UTC
I looked at both steffen and luciano's pics both good but as steffen said couldnt read it I see this kit in my future thanks guys.
Build On,
Justin
Build On,
Justin
Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 11:22 PM UTC
Hi all
got this today and I already read it ... it is another wonderful issue in that series and a must for everyone interested in Luftwaffe ...
(click to see TOC)
A Bf 109 G-4 of an KC holder without antennas and the DAK luxury toilets are also very nice. I like the Me 410 article a lot...
all the best
Steffen
as always: not affiliated, no bonus for me, just a satisfied customer
got this today and I already read it ... it is another wonderful issue in that series and a must for everyone interested in Luftwaffe ...
(click to see TOC)
A Bf 109 G-4 of an KC holder without antennas and the DAK luxury toilets are also very nice. I like the Me 410 article a lot...
all the best
Steffen
as always: not affiliated, no bonus for me, just a satisfied customer
Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 11:33 PM UTC
Hi again
Well, I have to admit seeing sprue-shots of Italeri's new Macchi C.200 a week or two ago, and then talking to Jean-Luc about the kit the other day, convinced me that I had to have another quarterscale Saetta - but not Italeri's new one, rather the Pacific Coast Models' mixed media kit:
I reviewed it years ago and still think it's a great little kit. When I spotted that Cammetts are selling it cheaper than the new Italeri version costs in the UK I couldn't resist buying another! (Even though I shouldn't be buying more kits...)
All the best
Rowan
Well, I have to admit seeing sprue-shots of Italeri's new Macchi C.200 a week or two ago, and then talking to Jean-Luc about the kit the other day, convinced me that I had to have another quarterscale Saetta - but not Italeri's new one, rather the Pacific Coast Models' mixed media kit:
I reviewed it years ago and still think it's a great little kit. When I spotted that Cammetts are selling it cheaper than the new Italeri version costs in the UK I couldn't resist buying another! (Even though I shouldn't be buying more kits...)
All the best
Rowan
Posted: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 11:53 PM UTC
Hi Rowan
buying new kits is not the problem, you are allowed as much as you can finance (or more) ... you just have to build one or two!!! (shall I say Bf 110) and before you ask I have already done half a dozen this year ...
cheers
Steffen
buying new kits is not the problem, you are allowed as much as you can finance (or more) ... you just have to build one or two!!! (shall I say Bf 110) and before you ask I have already done half a dozen this year ...
cheers
Steffen
Posted: Saturday, May 29, 2010 - 12:06 AM UTC
Hi Steffen
Don't worry - I was working on the Bf 110 when the postman rang the doorbell! I'm hoping to have a bit of time for modelling this weekend between working on the reviews that I need to publish, so I'm aiming to have the interior finished and the fuselage closed up.
All the best
Rowan
Don't worry - I was working on the Bf 110 when the postman rang the doorbell! I'm hoping to have a bit of time for modelling this weekend between working on the reviews that I need to publish, so I'm aiming to have the interior finished and the fuselage closed up.
All the best
Rowan
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Posted: Sunday, May 30, 2010 - 10:24 AM UTC
Posted: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 - 03:12 AM UTC
Hi there
A very interesting selection of painting masks has arrived courtesy of Jeff at Warpigs :
I'll test them for a review very soon.
All the best
Rowan
A very interesting selection of painting masks has arrived courtesy of Jeff at Warpigs :
I'll test them for a review very soon.
All the best
Rowan
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Posted: Thursday, June 03, 2010 - 08:15 PM UTC
He bought two of these..
Hopefully one may pay for both of them!
Hopefully one may pay for both of them!
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Posted: Saturday, June 05, 2010 - 09:10 PM UTC
Quoted Text
Hi there
A very interesting selection of painting masks has arrived courtesy of Jeff at Warpigs :
I'll test them for a review very soon.
All the best
Rowan
Hi Rowan
Are those circle masks at the bottom of the pile and if so do you have a website for Warpigs as I cant seem to find them.
TIA
Brian
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Posted: Sunday, June 06, 2010 - 05:31 AM UTC
Not from the postman but purchased while visiting the wifes parents at the seaside with the kids.
Thanks
Martin.
Thanks
Martin.
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Posted: Sunday, June 06, 2010 - 05:38 AM UTC
Martin, you are a lucky man to have an understanding wife and to have found the Hurricane. I've been looking for it over here but it is a popular item and always sold out. Again congrats on a super vaction.
Bob
Bob
Posted: Sunday, June 06, 2010 - 05:50 AM UTC
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Hi Rowan
Are those circle masks at the bottom of the pile and if so do you have a website for Warpigs as I cant seem to find them.
TIA
Brian
Hi Brian
Yes, they are circle masks. Here's the link for Warpigs.
All the best
Rowan
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Posted: Sunday, June 06, 2010 - 06:24 AM UTC
Thanks Rowan, they will come in handy as I am rubbish at making wheel masks.
Brian
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Posted: Sunday, June 06, 2010 - 08:11 PM UTC
The postman delivered this this morning..
I got it for a ridiculously small price from Dragon-USA Online during their ICM sale. I snuck a peek at the contents and the moulding looks wonderful and crisp, and the sprues are all bagged so hopefully no lost parts.
Then after the postman bought that this morning I went for a drive down to my LHS and lo and behold I saw this on their shelves..
I hardly even knew about this kit and now I have it! I built the horrid chinese Academy copy a few years ago for the swing-wing campaign. I am sure this will be much much better.
Seems to have detail in all the places you need it.
I got it for a ridiculously small price from Dragon-USA Online during their ICM sale. I snuck a peek at the contents and the moulding looks wonderful and crisp, and the sprues are all bagged so hopefully no lost parts.
Then after the postman bought that this morning I went for a drive down to my LHS and lo and behold I saw this on their shelves..
I hardly even knew about this kit and now I have it! I built the horrid chinese Academy copy a few years ago for the swing-wing campaign. I am sure this will be much much better.
Seems to have detail in all the places you need it.
Posted: Monday, June 07, 2010 - 05:01 AM UTC
F-111 Aardvark, the controversial F-111 I've heard of, but F-111 Pig Whats up with that????