Favourite model in you collection
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Favourite model in you collection
Here's a tough question.
What is your absolute favourite model in your collection?Any scale,any companyAircraft,armour figures,whatever.
Should be a mixed bag of responses to this one.
I am going with my BBI 1:18 F-18,"Red Devils"version.
The model is Large,detailed and well painted.I have other F-18's,but this is my favourite version.It does grab your attention,and have had lots of compliments on it.People are really impressed with both the size,and the detail.
However,biggest is not always best.I have many other models in smaller scales that are excellent.
What do the rest of you think?
What is your absolute favourite model in your collection?Any scale,any companyAircraft,armour figures,whatever.
Should be a mixed bag of responses to this one.
I am going with my BBI 1:18 F-18,"Red Devils"version.
The model is Large,detailed and well painted.I have other F-18's,but this is my favourite version.It does grab your attention,and have had lots of compliments on it.People are really impressed with both the size,and the detail.
However,biggest is not always best.I have many other models in smaller scales that are excellent.
What do the rest of you think?
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The S1 21C US halftrack by far. Can't count the moving parts, comes with a bunch of goodies, and after all these years nothing really comes close.
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That's a tough decision to make.
My favorite would have to be a White Scout Car, followed by my custom WC-52 and a Command Car, all 1/6 and all started by 21C.
Followed by my 1/6 DID SdKfz 251 and a 21C Stuart, and then my 1/6 Gort and Klaatu and my DML 1/6 Pack 75.
In 1/18, I'd have to say my M-48 and my Stuka.
Really hard to decide between alot of my favorite "toys" and "dollies".
I do like them all, even the Hasbro clunkers.
TTT
My favorite would have to be a White Scout Car, followed by my custom WC-52 and a Command Car, all 1/6 and all started by 21C.
Followed by my 1/6 DID SdKfz 251 and a 21C Stuart, and then my 1/6 Gort and Klaatu and my DML 1/6 Pack 75.
In 1/18, I'd have to say my M-48 and my Stuka.
Really hard to decide between alot of my favorite "toys" and "dollies".
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Favorite model in my collection? I guess it would be my BBI Corsair "Marine's Dream." There are a lot of other close contenders, but that one will have to top it.
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If I break down my favorites by time period, this would be the list:
WWII Aircraft:
BBI Corsair "Marines Dream"
WWII Armor:
21c Tiger I "Eastern Front Cammo"
Korea/Vietnam Aircraft:
21c F-104 S1 "USAF"
Korea/Vietnam Armor:
21c M-41 Walker-Bulldog
Modern Aircraft:
Toss-up: BBI F-16 "wolfpack" vs 21c AH-1W Supercobra "Snake"
Modern Armor:
21c M2 Bradley S2 "Desert cammo"
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If I break down my favorites by time period, this would be the list:
WWII Aircraft:
BBI Corsair "Marines Dream"
WWII Armor:
21c Tiger I "Eastern Front Cammo"
Korea/Vietnam Aircraft:
21c F-104 S1 "USAF"
Korea/Vietnam Armor:
21c M-41 Walker-Bulldog
Modern Aircraft:
Toss-up: BBI F-16 "wolfpack" vs 21c AH-1W Supercobra "Snake"
Modern Armor:
21c M2 Bradley S2 "Desert cammo"
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Aircraft, hands down, AVG P-40B/C...its is the best in my collection.
(With a few tweaks...well, actually, with allot of tweaks)
Armor, any of the 1/16 FOV Tigers or Sherman on the shelf.
(With a few tweaks...well, actually, with allot of tweaks)
Armor, any of the 1/16 FOV Tigers or Sherman on the shelf.
The sign of a great model is that one’s eye is not drawn to any one feature, yet one can study it for hours and continually find something new.
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Guys,
in my opinion, the Mig 15 is the best plane 21st ever made. This airplane is less spectacular than a P-38, Avenger, Spit and more but take the time to watch it carefuly. No screw cache on body, only two small ones under wings. Finely engraved panels lines, lots of small details, airbreaks, turbine details. No QC issue.
I think 21st was on the way to produce the ultimate models and the Mig was the first step.
phil
in my opinion, the Mig 15 is the best plane 21st ever made. This airplane is less spectacular than a P-38, Avenger, Spit and more but take the time to watch it carefuly. No screw cache on body, only two small ones under wings. Finely engraved panels lines, lots of small details, airbreaks, turbine details. No QC issue.
I think 21st was on the way to produce the ultimate models and the Mig was the first step.
phil