Small Scale Military Headquarters

I can't find one yet...

Cool pics.

Where did you get the larger trees?

Kevin.

My first XD was the D-Day P-38.

I came back the next day and got the Corsair, Stuka, and Huey.

I agree with what 3T posted.

Thanks guys.

I'm just about done with my grain elevator. Here's some more pics. I started with some cardboard tubes I got from Lowe's to make the bins. The framework made with square wood dowels. http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/6426/1010925ms3.th.jpg http://img518.imageshack.us/images/thpix.gif http://img521....

Nice job!

Looks good.

Another great custom.
Looks cool so far.

Great pics.

I'm for any Navy planes they can make.

Nice pics.

Good background too.

Kevin.

My "BL" has the guard towers, helicopters, horses, camels, and Howitzers.

That looks real good.

Looks real good so far.

I picked up a couple brick mats yesterday. Michael's sells them for $16. I got mine at Menard's for $10. They are 18" X 36". A lot more for your money than the one's I got at WM last year that were 3.5" X 30" for $4. Menard's also has a large selection of Winter and Fall trees on the shelves already...

Looks like a cool project to do. Good luck.

I have done business with Vulgar Vulture lately. He's a good member and pays quickly with no problems at all. Thanks Mike.

Kevin.

These are usually carried by Wal*Mart during the Christmas season. Some are real close to 1/18 scale. There are some new items this year. You can't order from this web site but you can call a 800# for a store locator. They list True Value, Ace, K-Mart, Lowe's, Michael's, Menard's, Sears, and Shopco....

I say if you post an item for sale at a certain price you should sell it at that price. If you post an item for sale as "Best offer", more power to you if there's a bidding war over it. It's the American way.

Kevin.

Real nice.

The smoke trails from the rockets in pic #1 are really cool.

Nice pics all together.

Kevin.

These are some of my reference pics. Maybe this could help you out Momaw. The tigers seem to be a little wider than the flatcar. I don't know the difference in widths of standard German and U.S. railcars. http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/9369/02351100reims1944trainaxn2.th.jpg Panthers. http://img2...