Small Scale Military Headquarters

I think he is referring to these figures (on the right hand side).

http://www.forcesofvalor.com/section.aspx?section_id=6

USA GRUNT wrote: Ok i am dumb but what store are we talking about that has this sale.

Thanks Dave

The store is called Tuesday Morning.

http://www.tuesdaymorning.com/

Send you a PM.

Do you have a picture or approximate dimensions?

I'm not sure what you mean by twisted. If you mean the muzzle reference sensor is on the the side, rather than the top, this is normal for a Leopard.

The MG3 mounts in one of the holes on the hatch on your right (as you face the front of the tank).

When you consider you can get shipping boxes for free from the USPS, the additional cost of packing material and tape should be fairly minimal. That only applies to dealers that use Priority Mail. I can't tell you the last time I got something from a dealer through USPS. The price of the box and sh...

Hi all, I picked up one of these around Christmas for $40 at TRU. Never did get around to opening it and decided that I just don't have the room for 1:18 aircraft. So, I'd like to make sure it finds a good home. I'd rather not ship it, since it is quite large. But if anyone in Utah, from Santaquin u...

Ok, I'll buy they may be legally seperate companies, but they have the same fax number. http://www.dragon-models.com/html/contact.html http://www.universal-models.com/html/faq-uml.html That kind of leads one to believe that the operations, while perhaps seperately legal entities, are pretty closely ...

As I talk with more individuals - I begin to understand how the Cyber-Hobby / Dragon relationship functions. Cyber-Hobby appears to be a separate distributor that basically approaches Dragon for limited or special versions of the replicas (and action figures) sold by Dragon. It's hard to beleive th...

There are these:

http://www.verlinden-productions.com/pr ... scale.html

I've seen them on ebay. They look nice, but run $20-25 each. A little too rich for my blood.

I thought the same thing. However, the hole is large enough, you just have to place it in very carefully.

I like the fact they are unattached, it allows for a more realistic mounting than some of the permanently attached guns.

1/144 U.S. Army Artillery & Support Series - 12 piece assortment This three piece series consists of: - M109A6 Paladin (MSRP =$3.99 each) - M113A3 (MSRP =$3.99 each) - M270 MLRS (MSRP =$3.99 each) http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/prodd.asp?pid=CAN20144 1/144 German Panzer Battallion Series - 12...

I hope this means that the winter camo 2a4 will be out shortly.

pwedeswe wrote: But I am not into this hobby as an investment so would rather all these limited editions and cyber hobby exclusives go away & have everything easily available.

I totally agree.

MichToy is taking preorders on the pieces seperately.

The unfortunate thing is you'll never really know what how feel about them until you spend $4 and pick one up or check it out at the local hobby store. Now to your questions: 1. See pictures. 2. See pictures. 3. The Takara tanks, at least in the modern, offer three paint varieties of each, which don...

I think they are great. I have several of them. The display bases are a nice touch, too.

SWEEET!!!

This is the new I was hoping for!

Does yat yas apply to other tracked vehicles or only USMC ones?

Just noticed this one:

corpbob wrote:On a slightly different vein, the FOV AH-64 Blackhawk is a thing of beauty but (as usual for FOV) they had to make a silly error.

Speaking of silly errors, "AH-64 Blackhawk"?

RISE is Reliability Improved Selected Equipment or Reliability Improvements for Selected Equipment. It was a general term regarding the upgrade programs for the M60, M113 and a couple of others. I believe the main difference on the M60 was an improved engine system and that sort of thing.

I picked up the desert Challenger, the woodland Bradley, and the Leopard 2A5. All are very nice. The Leopard is probably my favorite of the lot.