Yorkshire bod checking in
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Yorkshire bod checking in
Hi folks,
Just a quick note to introduce myself, owner of a HL KV-1 and a WSN T34/85 and a raft of 1/35 statics.
Longtime fan of the Churchill and longing for a 1/16 offering. Did at one time start assembling drawings (Autocad) for a 1/6th Churchill MkVII but never got beyong component stage.
Just a quick note to introduce myself, owner of a HL KV-1 and a WSN T34/85 and a raft of 1/35 statics.
Longtime fan of the Churchill and longing for a 1/16 offering. Did at one time start assembling drawings (Autocad) for a 1/6th Churchill MkVII but never got beyong component stage.
Re: Yorkshire bod checking in
Hi Semmy,
Welcome to the forum
Welcome to the forum

Hey man....I just ride 'em, I dunno what makes 'em work.
Woof woof woof !
Woof woof woof !
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Re: Yorkshire bod checking in
Hello Semmy,
Welcome onboard.......
Welcome onboard.......
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Welcome aboard! I am sure there a more than a few members intersted in the Churchill designs...
- [ICE]monkey
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hi and welcome aboard
regards, ice
regards, ice
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Hi,there welcome to the forum 

Re: Yorkshire bod checking in
Welcome to the forum,and the club called waiting for a Churchill in 1/16 scale. I just don't get the lack of British armor?
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I guess it just doesn't have the panache of the axis armour or the widespread market of the US armour or indeed the local influence for the soviet armour.
Anyone that is building a special I can heartily recommend the Tank museum at Bovingdon for plans packs (see attached for an example).
This is much reduced from the original.
Anyone that is building a special I can heartily recommend the Tank museum at Bovingdon for plans packs (see attached for an example).
This is much reduced from the original.
- MarkofZollo
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Hi Semmy, check out flamethrower's Churchills (below), plenty of inspiration there!
http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =33&t=6301" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =33&t=6299" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I would love to have one too one day.
Cheers,
Dave
http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =33&t=6301" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... =33&t=6299" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I would love to have one too one day.
Cheers,
Dave
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Re: Yorkshire bod checking in
On those plan packs are those plans for models or the full scale plans? The sight isnt very descriptive. i might try a scratch build once I get some of my projects of the bench. And do they include any specs?Semmy wrote:Anyone that is building a special I can heartily recommend the Tank museum at Bovingdon for plans packs (see attached for an example).


