Small Scale Military Headquarters

^They actually had Panthers painted like that?

Favorite A/C (Axis): Fw-190D9
Favorite A/C (Allied): P-51B/C

Least favorite A/C: I'm going to have to agree with Rowsdower on the Spitfire IX.

Rowsdower wrote:Or a Spiteful for that matter.

Even better: An Avro CF-105 Arrow.

A man can dream though, a man can dream.

Moth wrote:It's a hopeless dream, but I would love a Do-335.

Now that would be something!

Rowsdower wrote:5 blade prop Griffon engined Spit for me thanks!

Me too!

Greetings I did not add this in the post and perhaps should have. I'd actually like to see a Welch and Taylor P-40 pack in the 1/32 scale. That would actually be a nice set to have in the 1/32 scale and I'd buy it. Or how about a Defense of the Reich pack with a 190 and a 262 or 109. Interesting wh...

Maybe they already are, but are keeping it secret.

Jagdpanther wrote:I picked one up about 4 weeks ago in TRU's. I have to say its the best scheme so far for the ME262.

It's the first thing people talk about when they see my collection.

Light.Inf.Scout wrote:They're in there, but they are stickers you have to apply yourself.

Oh I see. Thanks for the clarification.

A saw a couple of them when I picked up my Corsair/Zero set, but I was put off by the absence of the Chinese markings on the wings.

Went to a Wally World across the river tonight, and lo and behold were two 32x Dogfight packs, both of them "Big Hog" vs. "Red 183". I quickly scooped one set up, and I just finished putting them together. The Zero is excellent, but I gotta be careful around my Corsair's landing gear as they're quit...

got that rite :D Anyone ever heard of the cammando group called the black devils? (or maybe blackhearts...) It was a feared joint commando group with both American and Canadian soldiers in it. whenever they killed a german they'd leave a sticker on the body with the commando insignia and a message:...

In all the books I've read about WWII, when they mentioned Canadians in battle (or New Zealand for that matter) they talked about how they kicked a$$! You guys rock! -H We had a lot of determination that's all, plus I believe a good many of our troops that landed at Normandy wanted a bit of payback...

blurx7 wrote:
Pictures? Please! Pretty please!

What he said.

I have 6 Star Wars micro machines playsets in the shapes of Star Wars characters' heads. Anyone have any of these? There is a Vadr, Luke, CHewbacca and stormtrooper head I think. I used to have the Vader playset. I got it for Christmas one year along with Revell's venerable 1/570th scale RMS Titani...

They also had a Tiger and a Sherman I think.

It might even work for a Siegfried line scene as well.

Pretty resourceful Razor.

I also bought that Spitfire from TRU and payed $30, was maybe not worth it but like you said who makes a Spitfire. Hopefully 21st does I betting they will. I'll take that bet. They'll probably do scaled down versions of their XD counterparts first and work their way up. A Seafire with folding wings...

Yeah, but who else makes a 1/32 Spit that's affordable? I wish 21C would bring out a Spit. And until that day comes, all one can do is either bite their lip and purchase the FOV Spit, pay an arm and a leg for Corgi's offering, or try to find a kit (I know Revell makes a Mk I and II in 1/32nd, but I...

rmoore456 wrote:My wife picked up the landing craft, halftrack w/howitzer and the dragon wagon for me. The price did not come up and in all of the confusion she ended up getting one for free.

Ray

sweet.

Quixote511 wrote:Does anybody have a profile for the FOV 1/32 Spit with the Group Commander Pennant Joan Too? Or is this a made up scheme?

I tried to google it and look it up on Wings Palette, but no go.

I'm probably going to have to take my Bullfrog back to where I got it. The hardpoints for the droptanks didn't come with the rest of the plane.

Rowsdower wrote:I'd go for a Char B! As for the Japanese tanks, I was reading where the US tankers had to use HE rounds against them as their AP round went in one side and out the other becuase the armor was so crappy!

I wouldn't be suprised.

Found 1 lonely red B 262, of course didn't ring up on the register, had to wait for them to figure it out. But, my opinon it's the best 32xw 262 to date. Amen brother. I just picked one up today along with Tex Hill's "Bullfrog I" at a TRU over in the states. Lucky me, because I had been to two Wal-...