Small Scale Military Headquarters

a new shop has opened up that sells Flying Styro models, including the B-25. It's based in europe but prices are very good. Figure about $40 for shipping and prices are still very good, as compared to a US based etailer like Hobby Lobby. They have the regular B-25 for around $150. The gun nose will...

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I was going to pass since I had the green paint, but now I want one

aferguson wrote:i'm contemplating something which will require regular opening and folding of the wings.

please don't be offended, but I have to know

STUKA wrote:crickets

have you ever seen the dead parrot skit from Monty Python's Flying Circus...?

All planes are gonna show some hangar rash over time I think.. All was well when the RAF swooped in out of the clouds ( Mrs . Spike wanting to use the comp ) It was bounced from all sides ( she moved the moniture ) It went into a death spiral ( it fell off ) I think that's pretty close to how Helmut...

My apologies Pa, didn't know what you were saying. yeah.. nah, I was calling it hellmouth before - was saying you had it right :wink: My sister bought my father a like-new copy a couple of years ago for Christmas from Amazon. Cost her an arm and a leg though. His first copy was lost when our baseme...

I typed 1/18 in the search field and got a list. The Hartmann F-86 is there??? - Jason? along with several of the other F-86 paints, Nowotny Me262 and a few WWII era German autos in 1/18th.

For aircraft I'm in the Pegasus fold as well with my GeeBee Model Z. I've always loved this plane and Pegasus produced a nice representation of it. Got it from the cat... was de-listed right after, possibly the last one. Can't really find them anywhere else.

I think their marketing strategy could have been better

I've called it that since I was 11 years old in 1986 after my father bought Rikyu Watanabe's "Great Book of WWII Airplanes". You say Potato. plug in catmouth and hellcat into google and see what ya get :wink: Not sayin' it's right, I'm just sayin' No it's universally known as catmouth, without even...

He might figure out he has to break it up to have any chance of selling... or maybe he won't.

NWarty wrote:I have both the Catmouth Hellcat and Zero. They're both EXCELLENT models.

beg your pardon, catmouth hellcat

I'm getting one - unfazed by the news

pickelhaube wrote:

Pa Deuce wrote:I tried to tell you Kettenkrad but you deleted my post

What ?

was several threads ago

I like the hellmouth Hellcat and the Sakai Zero - great stories behind each.

I tried to tell you Kettenkrad but you deleted my post

Look, how long did it take you to amass $250 worth of XD...? This plane, provided it continues on the path of excellence, is worth every penny in my opinion.

dollabills..... clean, crisp, American

supersonicfifi wrote:second thing second ( first thing first was already used!) where is the SKYRAIDER ?

lest we forget the F-4...

c'mon Admiral...

I had two planes on order from MD during the sale back in Feb, but the first thing I unboxed was the Me 262B nightfighter - gorgeous! And only $28

John Landers flew that particular BBD with the 78th FG starting in Feb 1945. Around D-Day, he was flying with the 357th in the original BBD. He also made a name for himself in a P-38J prior to that... JSI are you listening?

Looks spectacular - can't wait!

I love my NKK... but it's reflected in the price I paid - nice work!

and you could make a duck conversion kit for it...

You da man!