You can get so really nice ones.WW II Planes
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What about looking at the snap tite range of cars and trucks for your young bloke. You can get so really nice ones.
You can get so really nice ones.Re: Mitsubishi Zero
Well gotten the colour right on the Zero, yes!
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Very limited in what basic kits I can get on my area mate.B61 MACK wrote:What about looking at the snap tite range of cars and trucks for your young bloke.
Casey's toys hobby section is more aimed at mid to high skill level builders, I haven't seen a level 1 or snaptite there at all from memory.
Gosford hobbies is very much tank and military slanted... i'm a modern car person.
My son wants my rex as his first car and has told me to keep it for at least another 8 years so he can have it. maybe i should print the sedan version i have done of mine, mod it as needed to fit the fujumi hatch kit and let him build that... with my help.
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Would you like me to see what I can find here, there is three shops but will look in only two as the one at Rutherford has very high price on kits $60 each 
can check out Frontline too.
can check out Frontline too.Re: WW II Planes
Will be putting all my WWII planes in WIP here in one place, I took the old PB photo of the Zero down and will put up a new one once I find it, It's in a safe place 
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Looking forward to seeing them 
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Will be make a start on these three soon.
The Hawker Typhoon MK.Ib.
The Hawker Tempest V.
The P-40M/N which flew in China.
The Hawker Typhoon MK.Ib.
The Hawker Tempest V.
The P-40M/N which flew in China.
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Started the Tempest this afternoon.
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Just found on U-tube someone building the Tempest and painting it using Tamiya paint which I will be using. But the thing that surprised me they painted it with a 1/4" paint brush not a airbrush a lot quicker and saving a lot of masking it up with tape to put the Camo on, I know what me going to be doing Oh only thing the three short Videos are in Japanese or some were over there. yes!
Shows a lot less stuffing around doing his way. yes!
not a airbrush a lot quicker and saving a lot of masking it up with tape to put the Camo on, I know what me going to be doing Oh only thing the three short Videos are in Japanese or some were over there. yes! Shows a lot less stuffing around doing his way. yes!
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The Curtiss P-40 had a few different names, Warhawk, Tomahawk, Kittyhawk, Flying Tiger, It had a lot to do with were the flew in the war and what model they were.