Small Scale Military Headquarters

From 1/72 to 1/32

Outstanding!

The 1/32 He 219 is big! I looked up the dimensions. It's close to the size of a Ju 88.

I've had one of those Airfix UK control towers for over 40 years.

Thanks.

Yes the He 219 is huge. It's one of the best 1/32 kits from Revell.

Yeah, it's big, but not as big as the He 111.

And since Revell of Germany changed ownership, there probably won't be any more big bombers from them.

Awesome, simply awesome work, cnq! I like your display, but its amazing how over time models (whether kits or prebuilt) can start to fill up a room

Nice!

Thank you Tman & Light.
I guess I will have to slow down my builds
Building kits is so addictive.
I'm currently working on a small simple Nam diorama involving a Patton tank and some GIs on the ground.

Nice, uncluttered and bright displays. My area tends to be rather dark and I have too many things on display. I have a suspended ceiling in my model room, so I went to suspending planes from the framework. A possible alternative ,especially for bigger planes.

Your models all look nicely done and well displayed.

Tom

krieglok wrote:Nice, uncluttered and bright displays. My area tends to be rather dark and I have too many things on display. I have a suspended ceiling in my model room, so I went to suspending planes from the framework. A possible alternative ,especially for bigger planes.

Your models all look nicely done and well displayed.

Tom

Thanks.
You mean hanging the planes like below . Most of my 1/8 planes are suspending from the ceiling in my man cave.

You got it! I have many of my big 1/72 planes suspended from the ceiling in addition to my 1/18 scale planes. Some small ones mixed in too, to keep things interesting....

Tom