Small Scale Military Headquarters

You found a P-47? A P47 shouldn't have been there??

Out of the 5 or so 1/32 p-47s offered by 21stcentury, which scheme do you prefer?

Looking for a 1/32 21stcenturytoys P-47 (loose is fine) to add to the collection.
I am particularly looking for S1(Eagleston), S2(Eileen), and S8(Evie).
Thanks for any help!

FOV really needs to put out that js-2; and let's get on with the t-34/76 already.

I like what i see behind the kv-2, alex.

This t-34/85 is a great model from FOV; one of the best.
I've never seen this pic; thanks for posting it.

P-51 found

Also interested in the following if anyone has one to give:

p-51B "bald eagle"
spitfire mkII S1

thanks!

No too impressed with the new jagdpanther; I was hoping it would look a little more like the S1 predecessor. FOV quality is dropping and the prices are alway increasing--not a good trend at all. And I agree, the S2 is the best of the bunch, though I do like the original S1 as well. I was able to get...

I know it is a long shot, but I am looking for 21st's 1/32 release "Cripes-a-mighty" p-51C. I thought I would check here.

I would also be interested in:
p-51C "berlin express."


If anyone is interested in trades, I have 1/32 available.

thanks!

@MG42
Thanks!
I can't quite remember, but I think it reads "Onward to Berlin."
The panther was a custom someone did for me a few years ago depicting a 3rd company tank of the 12thSS in Normandy; I was just touching up a few things.

http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/n495/NHoggard12/SAM_0097.jpg http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/n495/NHoggard12/SAM_0096.jpg http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/n495/NHoggard12/SAM_0095.jpg http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/n495/NHoggard12/SAM_0098.jpg http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/n49...

New FOV Stug IIIG Kursk, 1943

I always have wished that the skirts on the panther were detachable, like on the jagdpanther.

Here is another vehicle from the 9th SS in the ardennes.

I believe this is the model unit for the FOV Panther S1 #332 This is an obvious G model with very similar numbering style. It is expected that 332 would not have the steel road wheels. 24th panzer regiment, attached to the 116th panzer division http://i1136.photobucket.com/albums/n495/NHoggard12/pan...

Looks like the panther is representing the 9th SS panzer division in the ardennes, rather than the 8th SS.
It was knocked out in Sterpigny, Belgium 17 January 1945 (Can someone confirm this?).

http://www.network54.com/Forum/47207/th ... ng+system-

The panther is stated as a March release.

This looks very, very cool. The pzIII should be more represented in the 1/32 scale.
I'd be interested in learning the steps of converting 21st's model to a more accurate pzIII J late.

I think the t-34 and panther will both be worth buying.
I was thinking the panther will represent an operation market garden vehicle and require zimmerit, but maybe FOV is going for an ardennes panther. That will work, but hopefully the camo will turn out better for the production.

Out of the new releases for 2012, the m-26 pershing seems to be most interesting.
What is with the camo

Those these are just repaints/past releases, I like what is coming out: it is a large step for FOV considering their performance in the past few years. I wonder if the this panther will have zimmerit?

Here's a color profile pic for the panzer IV F1 80017:

This is going to look awesome!
I had the same idea when I realized I had left over 21st pzIV turret skirts.

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It is fast, easy, and free to create an account.

6th armored division M4 sherman (75)





I really like what you guys have started!