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Crazy Kraut
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by Crazy Kraut » Mon Apr 11, 2011 12:49 pm
Wir haben gehurt, gekämpft und gesoffen, des Führers Mühlen verbraucht, sind auf dem Zahnfleisch gekrochen, doch haben wir uns teuer verkauft.
JG300 Wilde Sau
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Rylau
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by Rylau » Mon Apr 11, 2011 1:16 pm
Real nice. Great paint. Also like the stuff on the table. Could use some more pics of that.
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normandy
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by normandy » Mon Apr 11, 2011 1:22 pm
Crazy Kraut,
Very nice job on both the Fw-190 and the P-40! Great stuff as always, I enjoy seeing your work.
I like the Russian "lend lease" P-40 and I thought 21st would have picked this paint scheme as one of their repaints.
Keep up the good work.
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by Jnewboy » Mon Apr 11, 2011 1:29 pm
Like the FW, both look cool
Is the FW the conversion kit from skyworks?
I also am working on one, I dont want to use the same prop and hub as the D because its not right. A major over site by Jack.
I am searching for a solution...
I love JG-54 FWs
Good job
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Crazy Kraut
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by Crazy Kraut » Mon Apr 11, 2011 2:14 pm
Thanks folks
The Fw 190 is completely done by my own. But I´ve bought a Fw190-kit from Jack and decided to built a new one. All decals are made by my own.
Yeah, the stuff on my table!!! I need to keep building my diorama but first I must do some me262 in colours of Walter Schucks Me. He is the top scorer alive and I know him personelly. Want to get his signature on some Me´s (1:18 and 1:32) and signatures from nightfighter ace PETER SPODEN on some me262 Nightfighters at the coming weekend.
I´ll keep on building
Wir haben gehurt, gekämpft und gesoffen, des Führers Mühlen verbraucht, sind auf dem Zahnfleisch gekrochen, doch haben wir uns teuer verkauft.
JG300 Wilde Sau
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by Jnewboy » Mon Apr 11, 2011 4:09 pm
Thats awesome!! I wish I had direct access to a real Luftwaffe Ace
Post some color plates of the 262's your going to do!
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by ram04 » Tue Apr 12, 2011 8:47 am
Those are really nice, I like the whole back drop
By the way is that a type 87 VW mixed in there?
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by pickelhaube » Wed Apr 13, 2011 10:07 am
I love the P-40 !!
Kirk Douglas : Mine hit the ground first
John Wayne : Mine was taller

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by MZ826 » Wed Apr 13, 2011 3:23 pm
They both look great, nice work!
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by Tanker85 » Fri Apr 15, 2011 8:11 am
Very nice work CK!!! Awesome oportunity to get signitures, too, from the
great Aces still alive.
Eric
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Crazy Kraut
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by Crazy Kraut » Tue Apr 19, 2011 1:12 pm
Wir haben gehurt, gekämpft und gesoffen, des Führers Mühlen verbraucht, sind auf dem Zahnfleisch gekrochen, doch haben wir uns teuer verkauft.
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by Light.Inf.Scout » Tue Apr 19, 2011 1:24 pm
all very cool!
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by Jnewboy » Tue Apr 19, 2011 5:03 pm
WOW
Love the Galland figure!
That is awesome! Is that a one of a kind or does someone make those?
Is it 1/1 or alittle smaller?
Thats from a famous photograph.
Very cool!
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by pickelhaube » Tue Apr 19, 2011 8:17 pm
Is that you Crazy wearing the # 1 T-shirt ?
That is so cool to get the autographs from Mr. Schuck !!!!
Kirk Douglas : Mine hit the ground first
John Wayne : Mine was taller

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Crazy Kraut
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by Crazy Kraut » Wed Apr 20, 2011 12:28 pm
Yes, the Number one guy is me. At the first Galland Pic you can see a guy at the right end of the pic. Black jacket, crossed arms and not to much hair

. He did the figures. All are 1 / 1. Do not know if it is for sale but I will ask him at the next exhibition in October. The dog was a real one and alive until it was needed for the galland figure
Walter Schuck is a real nice guy and to talk and listen to him is great. He is the most succesfull (more than 200 victories) fighter pilot still alive. Over 90 years old and still car driving!!! And this at the German Autobahn (no speed limits)
If somebody wants to get some signature posters from him (or Spoden, Ekkerhardt Bob or other aces) I could get these for not too much money in october (if he/they is/are still alive then).
regards from Germany
Wir haben gehurt, gekämpft und gesoffen, des Führers Mühlen verbraucht, sind auf dem Zahnfleisch gekrochen, doch haben wir uns teuer verkauft.
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by Jnewboy » Wed Apr 20, 2011 9:17 pm
Crazy Kraut wrote:Yes, the Number one guy is me. At the first Galland Pic you can see a guy at the right end of the pic. Black jacket, crossed arms and not to much hair

. He did the figures. All are 1 / 1. Do not know if it is for sale but I will ask him at the next exhibition in October. The dog was a real one and alive until it was needed for the galland figure
Walter Schuck is a real nice guy and to talk and listen to him is great. He is the most succesfull (more than 200 victories) fighter pilot still alive. Over 90 years old and still car driving!!! And this at the German Autobahn (no speed limits)
If somebody wants to get some signature posters from him (or Spoden, Ekkerhardt Bob or other aces) I could get these for not too much money in october (if he/they is/are still alive then).
regards from Germany
.....Poor dog....
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by Crazy Kraut » Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:42 pm
The dog wasn´t killed for the project. He died because of his age and the taxidermist made a Galland dog out of him. No fear,we´re no monsters here in Germany! At least most of us
In addition the guy who did this project comes from Belgium.
Wir haben gehurt, gekämpft und gesoffen, des Führers Mühlen verbraucht, sind auf dem Zahnfleisch gekrochen, doch haben wir uns teuer verkauft.
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by snake » Sat Apr 23, 2011 8:31 pm
Fantastic pics Crazy Kraut.
Must be a very special experience to talk to these aces from WWII, especially the German ones as the attrition rate was so high.
And to have him sign some models is pretty awesome as well. I am sure that these vets are equally enthusiastic that people still collect and treasure these models of their old mounts.

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by Jnewboy » Mon Apr 25, 2011 8:48 pm
One of my first 1/18 custom jobs was a winter P-40
In retrospect I know I did it way to clean, most Russian airfields didn't have paint booths or hangers.