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Bunkerbarge
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Richard, the idea is when you guess correctly you get to have a go.\ said:
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rjwood_uk
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i kind of realised that after i posted it lol.
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craig2009
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Hi all!\ said:
I've just visited this forum. Happy to get acquainted with you. Thanks.
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Bunkerbarge
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Hi Craig and welcome to the forum. I'm glad you posted on here as it gives me an excuse to get this thread going again.
Here we go then guys, manufacturer of the model and this particular version:
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Here we go then guys, manufacturer of the model and this particular version:
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I'm sure that's the 1/72 HMCS Snowberry by Revell. It looks exactly like the picture on the box of that kit I got today (yesterday now!) at the Telford show!
You'll have to forgive me if I'm right folks 'cos I'm still trying to get a camera sorted so I can post some pics - therefore I won't be able to do the next one.
Gern
You'll have to forgive me if I'm right folks 'cos I'm still trying to get a camera sorted so I can post some pics - therefore I won't be able to do the next one.
Gern
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Bunkerbarge
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Spot on Gern, I hope you enjoy putting it together. Anyone else got a picture?
Now I've been able to borrow a camera, I have an easy one for you\ said:
Gern
PS The tank in front is the 1/35 M26 Pershing (I think it's by Tamiya).
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Hi,
I'm not sure of the make, but is it the ww2 german Dora railway gun?
Tom :1
I'm not sure of the make, but is it the ww2 german Dora railway gun?
Tom :1
Hi Tom,
It surely is! It's made by a company called Soar Art and there was quite a stir when it was released a couple of years ago.
I noticed Italeri are advertising their 1/35 Schnellboot as the largest plastic kit in the world. 'fraid not! This is quite a bit bigger! The 1/100 Heller/Airfix HMS Victory is also bigger (At least it's taller and wider if not quite as long).
Anyway, well done. Over to you.
Gern
PS The same company apparently has a 1/144 Bismarck, Yamato and Akagi in the pipeline. They'd be impressive but I'm not holding my breath waiting I'm afraid.
It surely is! It's made by a company called Soar Art and there was quite a stir when it was released a couple of years ago.
I noticed Italeri are advertising their 1/35 Schnellboot as the largest plastic kit in the world. 'fraid not! This is quite a bit bigger! The 1/100 Heller/Airfix HMS Victory is also bigger (At least it's taller and wider if not quite as long).
Anyway, well done. Over to you.
Gern
PS The same company apparently has a 1/144 Bismarck, Yamato and Akagi in the pipeline. They'd be impressive but I'm not holding my breath waiting I'm afraid.
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Spot on mate....your turn!
Tom
Tom
ok heres a little known post war jet from a not very well known manufacturer,hopefully its not too hard! cheers tony
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Thats Yak-23, it used Klimov RD-500 engine which was copy of Rolls-Royce Dervent V turbojet engine, it was believed that Rolls engines were stolen by spies, but few years ago it came to light that they were actually sold to Russians under post war technology exchange scheme.\ said:
Yak 23 is development from Yak-15 and Yak-17 jet fighters.
Yak-15 was one of few successfully piston driven production aircraft concerted into yet powered plane, it used German Junkers Jumo & BMW engines that Russians acquired after the war. Russian Jet engines were in early development stages then.
If you are into flight sims IL Sturmovik 1946 lets you fly fictional campaign in Yak-15, and at later stage of campaign you get to fly mig-9.
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LOL, i got point of this completely wrong, :music_too i thought question relates to actual plane, not kit manufacturer.
Could it be Kopro?
Could it be Kopro?
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Vekiq
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or Airmodel?
give that man a cigar! spot on,ved its the kp boxing (as kopro used to be called) very interesting plane,nice little kit too if you can get hold of one. right ,your turn ved\ said: