Small Scale Military Headquarters

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Yes but the don’t have a 1:6 me-109….

Size isn't everything.

They can send their infantry and limited armor options. We have them outnumbered, AND we have air support!

Rowsdower wrote:Size isn't everything.

Unless it’s a 1:18 b-17 ..bring them on!!!!

Rowsdower wrote:Size isn't everything.

then you go out and buy a porsche

(1/6th ME109 built and owned by 6th Army Group member germanbilly)

gary1930 wrote:

VMF115 wrote:Yes but the don’t have a 1:6 me-109….

Oh yes we do!

Ok then but do you have a 1:6 avenger, f-86, or a p-38

VMF115 wrote:

Rowsdower wrote:Size isn't everything.

then you go out and buy a porsche

Damn Gary, thats more of a diarooma than a diorama.. lol

Does anybody else notice how close the 1/6th guys in the picture are standing?


Mark

Of course, this does bring to mind an idea for a diorama that crossed my mind today... One I don't see myself building for lack of space (plus the fact that my 1/6 collection is dedicated to hot women in tight leather with MP5s, katanas, and fast motorcycles), but could be kind of cool and combines two scales nicely...
Imagine, if you would, a 1/6 Patton or Eisenhower (or other officer) at a nice desk with walls behind him covered with bookshelves. And on each shelf, 1/144 planes and tanks--which would be 1/24 scale to a 1/6 figure. Could be interesting

FieroDude wrote:Imagine, if you would, a 1/6 Patton or Eisenhower (or other officer) at a nice desk with walls behind him covered with bookshelves.

Thats cool, but Patton needs to be standing with a giant American flag on the wall behind him lol.

That's a photo from one of our RC Tank club meets; those are my bony knees on the right. The closeness of the other guys is an optical illusion, there's nothing 'weird' going on , it's when there are sheep in our photos you should start asking questions.

KAMIKAZE wrote:Does anybody else notice how close the 1/6th guys in the picture are standing?


Mark

Don't worry about it Grunt