Small Scale Military Headquarters

I can translate any "french stuff" written on the box if you post pictures :mrgreen: Solido is a great diecast company in 1/50 scale. I own KAISER JEEP, UNIMOG, SIMCA and ACMAT trucks and I am always after good deal on modern army truck. @cjg : Which VAB do you have (there is plenty different models...

Welcome to the forum, Ulu Elsomalien. That is a pretty varied collection you have going there. Lots of manufacturers, and scales. XD means Extreme Detail, and is a slogan that is on the 21 Century boxes. Thank you for the explanation and yes, I use multi scale because I'm not a good enough painter ...

Not entirely accurate, but pretty much to-scale (1:64) and is a well thought-out toy with lots of features including the opening cockpit/passenger compartment, the rotating props, retractable gear, movable guns, and of course, the cargo bay and ramp that could hold the pallate with the jeep and par...

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There are some wise words. I've launched my own topic (in smaller scale section) to open my own world to SSMH members.

My "collection" has several scales mixed : 1/72 (Altaya et HobbyMaster) for essentially air forces and artillery 1/60 to 1/64 (Maisto, Welly, Majorette, Norev, Corgi and battlefield Evolution) for civilians and military ground forces 1/55 to 1/50 (Fenris, Code 3 collectibles, Solido, Disney toys) fo...

"Dura lex sed lex" I must say I joined this forum for the same reason (I'm after more Tactical Strike [now long OOP] items in 1:64 to add to my collection, and googled to a 2007 post !!!) and 6 months is a little but "too much time", the rule should be based on "what" the member added to the forum (...

Hi there, Ulysse Lainé aka Ulu Elsomalien, from Versailles (France), owner of "Prépeint & Cie" blog about modern & zombie wargaming. My favourite scales are 1/43 & 1/50 (Solido), 1/56 (also known as 28mm scale for wargaming), 1/60 & 1/64 (civilians cars and Corgi military stuff) and some 1/72 (Altay...