He's certainly creative if nothing else...
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our Ebay customizer is at it again...
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our Ebay customizer is at it again...
i never met an airplane i didn't like...
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he's had a few firefly's on......he usually gets around $100. I don't know why he made his Calliope sherman so complicated. The real thing was simpler than his elaborate framework. All the sixty rocket tubes would be a pain but i plan to make one using 60 cheap ballpoint pen shafts (10 cents each). The shaft diameter and length are perfect; just need to cut one end off.
Yes the 1939 Pz IV is a bit of a puzzle. Even if he'd hacksawed the barrel shorter it would have been better.
All that said, he usually gets $100+ for his customs. They probably cost him under $50 to make, assuming he's getting the tanks for cheap at WM. And lots of buyers seem to like what he does; they'er being snapped up pretty quick. Very enterprising.
Yes the 1939 Pz IV is a bit of a puzzle. Even if he'd hacksawed the barrel shorter it would have been better.

All that said, he usually gets $100+ for his customs. They probably cost him under $50 to make, assuming he's getting the tanks for cheap at WM. And lots of buyers seem to like what he does; they'er being snapped up pretty quick. Very enterprising.
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Yep, the panzer Ausf G looks ok I guess, but aside from painting the thing grey, and opening up some of the hatches, I can't really see where this is all that much of a "custom", I dunno, to each his own I suppose. He's asking $110 to buy it outright, not a bad profit for a paintjob and little else if he can sell it for his asking price.Well, I'll say this much, I can wrap my brain around that custom a heck of a lot more easily than the pseudo-Jagdpanzer and that circa 1939 Panzer Ausf G. lol
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Yup, something like my RC Panzer IV Ausf G DAK custom would be a lot more credible, and that one is mediocre at best. Only difference is the paint color and the decals. You would think a little research might accompany the effort that goes into making the custom. I dunno.
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