Can you tell me the ISBN of the book you mention about the 190. Thanks again.
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dcandal
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Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2008 - 03:37 AM UTC
Thanks a lot for your comment Steffen.
Can you tell me the ISBN of the book you mention about the 190. Thanks again.
Can you tell me the ISBN of the book you mention about the 190. Thanks again.
alpha_tango
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Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2008 - 03:54 AM UTC
Hello Daniel
I am not sure how much worth a German book has for you?! Here it is anyway:
Peter Rodeike
Jagdflugzeug Focke Wulf - Fw 190 A, Fw 190 "Dora", Ta 152 H
ISBN 978-3-923457-44-1
all the best
Steffen
I am not sure how much worth a German book has for you?! Here it is anyway:
Peter Rodeike
Jagdflugzeug Focke Wulf - Fw 190 A, Fw 190 "Dora", Ta 152 H
ISBN 978-3-923457-44-1
all the best
Steffen
dcandal
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Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2008 - 04:03 AM UTC
Well, here I have a translator, jeje, thanks again Steffen 
Tomcat31
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Posted: Saturday, September 27, 2008 - 07:44 AM UTC
Yey, my decals arrived yesterday
And these arrived today from the USA (in half the time it took Hannants) I've been after some KC-135 decals for 100 ARW based at Mildenhall for some time for a project in the stash. I saw these in SAMI last month and just had to get them.
And I bought this today from a LHS the next town over (you can never have too many Thunerbolts).
And these arrived today from the USA (in half the time it took Hannants) I've been after some KC-135 decals for 100 ARW based at Mildenhall for some time for a project in the stash. I saw these in SAMI last month and just had to get them.
And I bought this today from a LHS the next town over (you can never have too many Thunerbolts).
thegirl
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Posted: Monday, September 29, 2008 - 11:30 AM UTC
In the mail today was another Eduard kit of the Hanriot HD.2 float plane .
alpha_tango
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Posted: Monday, September 29, 2008 - 10:52 PM UTC
Nice haul Terri and Allen!
@Terri: do not forget to post pix ... you can also link them from the manufacturers site
@Allen: How are the Wolfpack decals ... the stuff that is in the chinese kits is totally crap (thick, brittle, not reacting to decal solution .. even daco red had only a slight impact and that stuff is hefty.
Last week I read Swannys Ki 100 build report (pt.1) and i saw a box of exactly the a/c that I want to do ... it was a special edition but no longer in hlj stock. So I searched ebay and found one at a good price in England ... it arrved today:
still waiting for the UM 1/48 scale GAZ-AAA from Ukraina ....
cheers
Steffen
@Terri: do not forget to post pix ... you can also link them from the manufacturers site
@Allen: How are the Wolfpack decals ... the stuff that is in the chinese kits is totally crap (thick, brittle, not reacting to decal solution .. even daco red had only a slight impact and that stuff is hefty.
Last week I read Swannys Ki 100 build report (pt.1) and i saw a box of exactly the a/c that I want to do ... it was a special edition but no longer in hlj stock. So I searched ebay and found one at a good price in England ... it arrved today:
still waiting for the UM 1/48 scale GAZ-AAA from Ukraina ....
cheers
Steffen
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Posted: Monday, September 29, 2008 - 11:36 PM UTC
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@Allen: How are the Wolfpack decals ... the stuff that is in the chinese kits is totally crap (thick, brittle, not reacting to decal solution .. even daco red had only a slight impact and that stuff is hefty.
Hi Steffen,
They look OK on the sheet and are in good register and don't look overly thick, with you mentioning this I might give one of the decals I don't need a try to find out what they're like. watch this space.......
alpha_tango
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 12:02 AM UTC
Thanks Allen!
To be more precise .. I meant Trumpeter and HobbyBoss kits. Have a look at the decal sheet maybe it is printed in Italy by Cartograph or maybe by Microsrcale (I could not make it out on your photo) ... then you would be on the safe side.
The Czechs are also o.k. .. though I am happy that Eduard changed to Cartograph as AviPrint always had problems to be in register ... e.g. I have 4 different sets of decals for the Yak-1 Baranov special ... there are 3 victory tallys per sheet ... I have one score that is half way in register! Propagteam is very good but a bit difficult to handle. AML are also very good (don't know who really prints these decals) .. and the Polish Techmod stuff is also good.
I got a bit off theme I am sorry....
all the best
Steffen
To be more precise .. I meant Trumpeter and HobbyBoss kits. Have a look at the decal sheet maybe it is printed in Italy by Cartograph or maybe by Microsrcale (I could not make it out on your photo) ... then you would be on the safe side.
The Czechs are also o.k. .. though I am happy that Eduard changed to Cartograph as AviPrint always had problems to be in register ... e.g. I have 4 different sets of decals for the Yak-1 Baranov special ... there are 3 victory tallys per sheet ... I have one score that is half way in register! Propagteam is very good but a bit difficult to handle. AML are also very good (don't know who really prints these decals) .. and the Polish Techmod stuff is also good.
I got a bit off theme I am sorry....
all the best
Steffen
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 03:04 AM UTC
I would love to post pic's , but i just can't do it right with out having all of the coded part show up . Have had lots of help but if some one isn't beside me to really show me how or even having where it's to go highlighted in a different color . no more attemps will be made and just remains words .................
sorry Steffen
sorry Steffen
alpha_tango
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 03:09 AM UTC
Hi Terri
Well, it is really easy .. but that is just for me. Too bad.
cheers
Steffen
Well, it is really easy .. but that is just for me. Too bad.
cheers
Steffen
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calvin2000
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 03:34 AM UTC
Sorry guy's just having a moment here. 
alpha_tango
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Hey Kelly
are you aware that you can edit your own posts? Below the post just besides the reply buttons left of the delete button
.
cheers
Steffen
are you aware that you can edit your own posts? Below the post just besides the reply buttons left of the delete button
.cheers
Steffen
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 05:36 AM UTC
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Hi Steffen These decals are printed by Fantasy Printshop. But as they say the proof is in the pudding and I'll find out how good/bad they are at the weekend To be more precise .. I meant Trumpeter and HobbyBoss kits. Have a look at the decal sheet maybe it is printed in Italy by Cartograph or maybe by Microsrcale (I could not make it out on your photo) ... then you would be on the safe side.
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I have had trouble in the past when linking pictures from the Kitmaker Gallery since it was changed. Try uploading some photos to Photobucket or similar these have an area you click and it copies all the required code to your clipboard and then you just paste it into your postI would love to post pic's , but i just can't do it right with out having all of the coded part show up . Have had lots of help but if some one isn't beside me to really show me how or even having where it's to go highlighted in a different color . no more attemps will be made and just remains words .................
sorry Steffen
In this example you would click on the bit that say "IMG Code" for forums, etc
Hope this helps
Cheers
Allen
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 05:47 AM UTC
Hi Allen
Fantasy Printshop is o.k. small but pretty good.
as for pix. html code is img src="url" put it in < ... > and replace url with the URL . You can easily get the URL of many pix by rightclicking and "copy image url" (or similar --- paste with CTRL+V). ... the img stuff in the forum is also easy to use
example: my post above:
cheers
Steffen
Fantasy Printshop is o.k. small but pretty good.
as for pix. html code is img src="url" put it in < ... > and replace url with the URL . You can easily get the URL of many pix by rightclicking and "copy image url" (or similar --- paste with CTRL+V). ... the img stuff in the forum is also easy to use
example: my post above:
cheers
Steffen
thegirl
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 06:41 AM UTC
Thanks for the tips , but I don't understand any of it and really have no comptuer skills at all
so this cut and copy paste thing , have no idea ......................................................
so this cut and copy paste thing , have no idea ......................................................
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Thanks for the tips , but I don't understand any of it and really have no comptuer skills at all
so this cut and copy paste thing , have no idea ......................................................
I'm throwing the towel in at this point then.......
camogirl
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 09:01 AM UTC
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At least you havnt had to throw the towel in with me yet sweetheart
Honestly Terri the photobucket way is the easiest and most straight forward way to post pics
Just click on the bit that says image code (the actual writing on the left side that says img code) this will save the long bit in the box on the right hand side.
Then go into the area where you are typing the reply and paste this into the reply by clicking the right mouse button and selecting paste.
Thats all there is to it
thegirl
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 09:54 AM UTC
I'm taking time out with photo's for now .
The postie was kind enough to bring me Bluemax kit of the L.F.G.Roland D.VIb .
The postie was kind enough to bring me Bluemax kit of the L.F.G.Roland D.VIb .
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 10:41 PM UTC
For 4 pounds off ebay
and
Bargain!
From radub
Out of stock just now looks like I got the last of the batch.
Can't wait to get riveting, everything will be covered in rivets, to send the rivet counters mental!
and
Bargain!
From radub
Out of stock just now looks like I got the last of the batch.
Can't wait to get riveting, everything will be covered in rivets, to send the rivet counters mental!
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 10:58 PM UTC
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Can't wait to get riveting, everything will be covered in rivets, to send the rivet counters mental!
just buy some Trumpeter kits .. they have at least two full time riveters for every IM tool
nice buys .. I am curious about your experience with Radu's tool. I have the original Petr Dousek tools and they are very good and take a "heavy hand" pretty well
cheers
Steffen
jaypee
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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - 11:37 PM UTC
Well I'll be riveting Molders 109d tonight so I'll let you know. There is a great 3 view on wikipedia for the 109d.
I'll practice by riveting and putting an oil wash on some scrap stock first though to see how it looks
Really impressed with how the Academy models look in the box. Mind you I've been building ancient airfix and kitech recently so anything would be an improvement.
I'll practice by riveting and putting an oil wash on some scrap stock first though to see how it looks
Really impressed with how the Academy models look in the box. Mind you I've been building ancient airfix and kitech recently so anything would be an improvement.
thegirl
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Posted: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 - 01:21 AM UTC
Neat tool Jaypee , Does the tool make the rivets round or are they on the square side . never see that type of tool before little lone use one . Could you also use it on other material ?
PS thanks for all the aid on the upload pic's to the forums guys .
PS thanks for all the aid on the upload pic's to the forums guys .
thegirl
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Posted: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 - 02:06 PM UTC
Postie was kind and to me today .this is what came ...............
Part PE set for the Pfalz .D III 32 scale , Toms Model Works UK Guns 32 scale , UK interior ,
Fokker DR.1 32 scale , Pfalz D.III 32 scale , Albatros D.III 32 scale .
Part PE set for the Pfalz .D III 32 scale , Toms Model Works UK Guns 32 scale , UK interior ,
Fokker DR.1 32 scale , Pfalz D.III 32 scale , Albatros D.III 32 scale .
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