Small Scale Military Headquarters

Actually, I do think it's in bad taste.

To much baggage with that one.

Better to do the B29 plane.

HD

Yes Please!

Ah Hello! Ever heard of Canada? You know, the 2nd largest country in the world? Where You live! (don take this seriously ...) Generally, Canadian modellers want ANY Spitfire mark. I believe we were using them after Britain gave them up. Ditto for the Lancaster. I bet almost every Canadian Modeller h...

Firefly, of course. M10 is great!

hd

For a couple of cups of coffee,

I'd definitely do it.

I'd do it anyway - perhaps if the included for for the same price it would be more attractive to the rest - say 12 for 16.00.

I'd still do it regardless.

HD

Stuart!

HD

I'm getting one of each - starting with what ever comes out first.

In this case it looks like a very nicely done F-14.

A Harrier would do quite nicely for close ground support, as well.

Think of what THAT would be like in 1/18 scale.

Nice!

HD

I'll get one of those with a firefly barrel!

HD

Staghound in any form is a must!

Yes! Yes!! Yes!!!

Greyhound would be good as well!

This would mean that there truly is a 1/18scale God and all is right with the world!

That and a Mosquito!


HD

I like it!

HD

Yup! I'd go for that!

HD

Hello, You can use the solid transmission for a Firefly. These mostly happened after D-Day. Sold wheels are actually the norm, rather than the exception. I rather like the look of the early wheels, though. I've seen a combination of both wheels in the odd photo or two. The body style least used was ...

OOps!, I think your correct!

Feeling a little sheepish...



HD

"Ladies and Gentlemen, Elvis has left the building!" "Tank you!, Tank you, very much!"

Irene was tremdous to me. I could not have done all the track on my Firefly without her assistance. Irene, Michael Cordero, and others, have always been very kind, informative, and have helped me out with any parts required or wanted, or problems that I've had with a their products. I want to expres...

Hello,

Any chance you guys will offer the Spitfires in kit form, like you do with the Hurricane?


HD

Looks good.

Tracks for M10 would be nice ;^)

I don't mind having extra detail for the boom. The mini guns could be cast in more parts.

Nice job!

hd

You guys shouldn't worry. 21 Century will be back when the economy improves in one form or another. Plus, there are alot more companies producing reasonably accurate 1/18 scale models & kits. If the return on investment is not there, why not cool it for a while. This is a serious market niche and no...

The Wolverine is the USA M10 armed with the 76mm ( 3") gun. The Achilles is the 17pdr (76.2mm) gun version of the M10. These are the best references I could find for the moment : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/17pdr_SP_Achilles http://www.toadmanstankpictures.com/achilles.htm http://www.aircraftwalkar...

I think a 17 pdr would be a good addition to the fold. Can you do a 17 pdr to make SP Achilles? It works for Firefly conversions, as well. I think I'd go for that. Just wanted to give a plug for the Stuka guns and the M113 kits - Fabulous! You don't realize how big everything is until you get it. Pl...

Looks Great!

Wolverine on the way!

HD

I Just wanted to add my voice to the great service and sale at Monkey Depot. I purchased 3 big boxes of stuff over 2 orders. The price was great. the shipping was the fastest every to Victoria, and the service and packing excellent. I had one small problem with one of the cheaper items being broken....

I'm in.

HD

Simple! Tempest/Typhoon!

Good tank busters!

(in kit form will do nicely)

HD

Hi Matt,

I would like to include a full kit and two extra sets of miniguns, in addition to the M113 stuff we already discussed,

Many Thanks!

HD

I think I want one of these, as well.

HD