When I started this hobby way back when 1/16 was as big as it went and everyone aspired to that. Al ot of us were very proud of our 1/25 scale r/c beasties, I think at one time I had 3 1/25 T-34's, \Panthers jagd, Cheiftains, you name I t I had it. Ive just managed tos ecure my all time Holy grail in this odd scale which is the 1/24 bandai King Tiger with complete interior. Just wondered if anyone else was into these scales as Im thinking of running that side too into the collection again, along with the 1/6, 1/16, 1/18 and all the other ones!
Wifes gonna kill me..... :-X
Smaller scales anyone?
Smaller scales anyone?
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
Vs tank company are making some real beauties in 1/24 scale
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
Keith where did you score that, bet you paid a bit for it.
I still have 2x Panther A 1 is more for spares 1x Panther G this one I got from Rocket a few years back and still haven't touched it 1x Tamiya Jagdpanther with the DM ultra rare only the Jagdpanther is a runner the others have been reduced to static models
I still have 2x Panther A 1 is more for spares 1x Panther G this one I got from Rocket a few years back and still haven't touched it 1x Tamiya Jagdpanther with the DM ultra rare only the Jagdpanther is a runner the others have been reduced to static models
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
Rocket
the 1/25 scales are what started me into the hobby with the 1/25 jagdpanther and panther from academy which is basically the same molds as tamiya used in the day
also dipped into 1/35 R/c with an R/C saladin (tamiyas)
also looked into the VS range and am thinking of using there electronics in the Panther and Jagdpanther
so yes I am with you on this one and yes your wife will probably kill you unless you tell her it's a transportation device for her hand bag you never know
Kind Regards Rob
the 1/25 scales are what started me into the hobby with the 1/25 jagdpanther and panther from academy which is basically the same molds as tamiya used in the day
also dipped into 1/35 R/c with an R/C saladin (tamiyas)
also looked into the VS range and am thinking of using there electronics in the Panther and Jagdpanther
so yes I am with you on this one and yes your wife will probably kill you unless you tell her it's a transportation device for her hand bag you never know
Kind Regards Rob
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
hey Rob didnt you RC the jagdpanther with HL electronics? or was that somebody else?
cheers,
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
Rivet,Rivetcounter wrote: Keith where did you score that, bet you paid a bit for it.
He blagged it off me as part of my 'possibly quiting the hobby' sale.
Cheers....
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
One lucky man that Rocket, so Dave what you got left then
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
Nothing smaller than 1/16
All 1/24 - 1/25 went to a guy in the USA as one job lot, except for the Bandai Kitty.
Cheers....
All 1/24 - 1/25 went to a guy in the USA as one job lot, except for the Bandai Kitty.
Cheers....
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Re: Smaller scales anyone?
Dave you still got all your spares there may be a few people interested on hear
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Yes
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