Small Scale Military Headquarters

They said if they did the Flanker that it would be about the same timetable as the F-14, Q3-Q4 of 2010.

That 262 is pretty gnarly and different, in a good way.

I was thinking of a similar concept using the new AT-ST.

i frequent several toy sites and have yet to hear a good thing about Toy Rocket.

Why, oh, why do people still use photobucket?

Only WWII Soviet weapon i wanna see is an SVT-40.

Technically there is already a PPsH 41 in 1:18.

The thing is most 1:18 diecast manufacturers don't scale for figures, but for accuracy.

Seeing as plastic doesn't give like skin, fabric and springs, you're probably better off going with the version at least somewhat designed for figures, 21st's.

Other than the barrel of an MG 42/MG 3 nothing there strikes me as real-life inspired.

It's like they threw a fork lift cage on top of some 6-wheeled ATV.

SolidSnakeEyes wrote:Is that by the Hun (Woofer)? It certainly looks to be in his style.

That's what i was thinking. It's not on his site, but it definitely looks like his style.

*waits for word on the figures*

That Chap Mei tank is based on the Israeli Merkava.

H-13:



You might be able to use the Huey rotors, tail boom and exhaust nozzle, but there's gonna be alot of work elsewhere.

Wish you luck on it.

The AH-1G and the AH-1W are worlds apart. I don't think you can retro fit a 21st W into a G. There's more work involved than turning a Charlie Huey onto a Delta.

That said, i'd much rather seen an H-13.

It looks awesome until you rest your eyes upon the slender turret. That must have been cramped quarters.

Because they're very popular. Supply and demand.

As best as anyone knows they're doing other things until the economic storm is over, or at least much improved.

He said he got a Peacekeepers Hawk. The pilot's head isn't even separate from the body on that thing.

I'm gonna be different and nominate Bbi's dedicated pilot figures. I won't dispute the quality of the Chopper Harris figure or the accuracy of it's depiction of a pilot, but the old Bbi pilot figure looks like every U.S. Army helo pilot i've ever seen. Remove Harris' flight helmet and he he doesn't ...

Fritzkrieg wrote:Was the Tiger hull used for any other German armor? Perhaps, some sort of Tiger Variant, might spark-up some interest?

Sturmrtiger, Elefant/Ferdinand, Bergepanzer Tiger(P) {Recovery vehicle, not likely to get a lot of interest, i imagine} and the Rammtiger.

It's supposed to be from III./St. G 2 "Immelman".

People want Panzer IVs.

1:18. I forgot that that distinction is actually important.

Maybe i'll have better luck than i did with the Gee Bee Z. ;) Alrighty, i'm looking for 21st, or if necessary, Dragon, accessories. Mostly German helmets and bread bags/assorted stuff like that. Also interested in caps of all sorts. Also looking for a few StG 44s and ammo pouches. Might be intereste...

WWII: Do 335 and the Fa 223. Cold War: OV-1 Mohawk, OV-10 Bronco and a m-fin' H-13 ( a certain board member should knock off this armor stuff and get on a 13 project (;)) Modern: Most of the variants of the Flanker family would be acceptable to release for me. And do i really need to mention the Hind?