Looks like its all me here in this Forum (mostly)
Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2023 5:41 pm
I guess someone decided all my topics need to be here in "Smaller Scale Military" 
No worries, that is fine with me. However should anyone want to post 1/72, 1/77, 1/64, 1/48, 1/35, 1/30, 1/25, 1/24, 1/18, models here, please do 
ANYTHING LESS THAN 1/16 is "Smaller Scale Military" as 1/16 seems to be the standard.
For me, as someone who was in big during the age of 1/35 Tamiya metal gearbox models, (60's,70's), that is my place and is where I will likely stay for the duration. I also am a card carrying member of Academy of Model Aeronautics as a PARK PILOT member for over a decade.
I fly All types of ELECTRIC model Aircraft, Helicopters, drones and have a substantial collection of Aeronautical models as well as Military AFV models. I owned 1/16 Radio Controlled Tank models with metal tracks in the late 70's but they were very few available and as someone who was acclimated to the vast variety of models available in the 1/30, 1/35 scales, I spent time learning to animate the models in those smaller scales and the infinite variety appeals to me
No worries, that is fine with me. However should anyone want to post 1/72, 1/77, 1/64, 1/48, 1/35, 1/30, 1/25, 1/24, 1/18, models here, please do ANYTHING LESS THAN 1/16 is "Smaller Scale Military" as 1/16 seems to be the standard.
For me, as someone who was in big during the age of 1/35 Tamiya metal gearbox models, (60's,70's), that is my place and is where I will likely stay for the duration. I also am a card carrying member of Academy of Model Aeronautics as a PARK PILOT member for over a decade.
I fly All types of ELECTRIC model Aircraft, Helicopters, drones and have a substantial collection of Aeronautical models as well as Military AFV models. I owned 1/16 Radio Controlled Tank models with metal tracks in the late 70's but they were very few available and as someone who was acclimated to the vast variety of models available in the 1/30, 1/35 scales, I spent time learning to animate the models in those smaller scales and the infinite variety appeals to me