A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
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A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
Not my auction, not an advert. Just found this fascinating. Popped up on my ebay feed. 2k is a bit steep, but otherwise...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/325823332432?c ... eoQAvD_BwE
https://www.ebay.com/itm/325823332432?c ... eoQAvD_BwE
"I have seen the first of the new tanks today. They are beautiful."
- Annibale "Electric Beard" Bergonzoli, upon the first delivery of M11/39s to Libya, 1940.
- Annibale "Electric Beard" Bergonzoli, upon the first delivery of M11/39s to Libya, 1940.
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Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
Perfect example of "just because it's rare, doesn't mean it's worth something." IMO...
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Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
certainly not worth 2k to be honest
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Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
I have seen this before but not this one and not on ebay.
And the other one I saw wasn't damaged.
I wonder if they're asking for more $$$ because they think a wooden Tiger did the damage?
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And the other one I saw wasn't damaged.
I wonder if they're asking for more $$$ because they think a wooden Tiger did the damage?
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Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
Wasn't saying it was worth 2k. Just an interesting, rare piece of history worth seeing a picture of.
"I have seen the first of the new tanks today. They are beautiful."
- Annibale "Electric Beard" Bergonzoli, upon the first delivery of M11/39s to Libya, 1940.
- Annibale "Electric Beard" Bergonzoli, upon the first delivery of M11/39s to Libya, 1940.
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Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
Interesting bit of militaria. It'll be interesting to see if they get an offer good enough to sell it.
Years ago, I bought at auction a box of Authenticast cast armour models that were made in New York by the Comet company. There were 3 or 4 Japanese tanks, a couple of Crusaders, and two of these Matildas. I kept the better Matilda and have sold the rest over the years. They're pretty crude, and were supposedly made for the US military for training. Scale is around 1:108. The markings on the bottom say "Comet NY" and "UK INFANTRY TANK MKIIA". After the war, the company continued marketing the armour, planes and ships they were still producing.
Definitely not worth $2K, but the world of militaria is pretty crazy these days.
Mike.
Years ago, I bought at auction a box of Authenticast cast armour models that were made in New York by the Comet company. There were 3 or 4 Japanese tanks, a couple of Crusaders, and two of these Matildas. I kept the better Matilda and have sold the rest over the years. They're pretty crude, and were supposedly made for the US military for training. Scale is around 1:108. The markings on the bottom say "Comet NY" and "UK INFANTRY TANK MKIIA". After the war, the company continued marketing the armour, planes and ships they were still producing.
Definitely not worth $2K, but the world of militaria is pretty crazy these days.
Mike.
Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
I have some of the authenticast ships. They make for an interesting piece, and it's somewhat immersive to think of wargaming with the same models used in some cases for training exercises. Agreed that some are very primitive, but yeah... the price is quite high. I've seen Japanese tank identification models go for much less, and those aren't exactly common. This is, however, admittedly the first time I've seen one in wood.
"I have seen the first of the new tanks today. They are beautiful."
- Annibale "Electric Beard" Bergonzoli, upon the first delivery of M11/39s to Libya, 1940.
- Annibale "Electric Beard" Bergonzoli, upon the first delivery of M11/39s to Libya, 1940.
Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
I can tell just by looking at it that it....wooden work
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Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
After about 18 months, mitchell comes back with a pun! I love puns. But what's up mitchell? ...any RC AFV projects? Do you collect ID models from WWII?
Re: A rather cool identification model. Worth having a look.
Yeah I'm getting back into it after a break.(or maybe RC burnout) As for current projects I snagged one of the all metal Pz4 hulls from Forgebear, trying to find a decent Stug4 conversion kit. I'm afraid ID models are a smidge rich for me. So many go for silly money
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-King Tiger - IBU2U full
-Tiger 1 - Clark TK22
-Rctank.de Panther F - IBU2
-Jagdtiger - IBU2 pro
-Taigen/Mato Panzer 3 - IBU2
-Panzer 3 - IBU2U full option
-Taigen/Mato Stug 3 - IBU2
- Sherman M4a3 75mm - v3
-King Tiger - IBU2U full
-Tiger 1 - Clark TK22
-Rctank.de Panther F - IBU2
-Jagdtiger - IBU2 pro
-Taigen/Mato Panzer 3 - IBU2
-Panzer 3 - IBU2U full option
-Taigen/Mato Stug 3 - IBU2
- Sherman M4a3 75mm - v3