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Cabe
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by Cabe » Thu Jun 26, 2008 3:29 am
wow that's snazzy. i wish I had the $700, but at least my comment will get this bumped to the top for ya.
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ostketten
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by ostketten » Thu Jun 26, 2008 4:59 am
WOW, what a beauty GD....

Wish I had a spare $700 beans, I'd take you up on it in a heartbeat. I presume this is a full option Tamiya...?? I'd almost be hesitant to run this in the dirt, I would be afraid I might get it dirty LOL

I suppose you've already considered the other selling options such as ebay and/or RCU. I can certainly understand not wanting to go on ebay, it would take a considerable bite out of your net profit.

Best of luck, I'm sure you'll find a buyer for this gem quickly.
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NHoggard12
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by NHoggard12 » Thu Jun 26, 2008 5:30 am
Really great job-do you know the name of the paint used for the base?-the yellow color.
thanks
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hworth18
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by hworth18 » Thu Jun 26, 2008 7:24 pm
NHoggard12 wrote:Really great job-do you know the name of the paint used for the base?-the yellow color.
thanks
The yellow base coat on late German armor was Dunkelgelb or Dark Yellow.

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VMF115
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by VMF115 » Thu Jun 26, 2008 7:29 pm
I thought that was a FOV 1/16th King tiger
I will trade you an F-18 red devil f-18 I hear they go for big bucks....
j/k
That looks real good!!!!!!!!!!!
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GooglyDoogly
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by GooglyDoogly » Fri Jun 27, 2008 12:33 pm
Oh, yep, that's the FOV King Tiger. My Tamiya King Tiger is currently ripped apart at the moment. LOL
And I used Tamiya's XF-60 Dark Yellow color as base. But I mixed it with other paints as well.
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PanzerArm
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by PanzerArm » Thu Jul 03, 2008 11:23 pm
shouldn't that thing have a few holes drilled in its right side hull from when an m10 shot it up trying to cross the bridge at Stavelot? Or was that 222? Anyway, I know it was in the La Geize, Stavelot, Trois Points area somewhere. It is a very nice piece
