Late model Hetzer

**RCS** · 01-18-2023 09:42 AM

Nice to show the models made years ago.

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**browningautorifle** · 01-18-2023 10:46 AM

Originally Posted by RCS

models made years ago.

I don't even know where you'd get a model of a Brewster Buffalo now...

**CINDERS** · 01-18-2023 11:04 AM

Brewster B-339 Buffalo , Tamiya 61094 (2004)

**browningautorifle** · 01-18-2023 06:30 PM

I'd have to order it. The shop here that retailed plastic models used to be comprehensive. Now they're just about gone.

**RCS** · 01-18-2023 08:03 PM

Better History with the Buffalo's used in Finland icon

, USMC withdrew them after Midway, South Pacific Buffalo's were annihilated by the Japanese icon

**CINDERS** · 01-19-2023 03:30 AM

My T-34/76 I built just before the Panther it was a Sveda kit (Russian icon

) it was not a particularly good fit and required allot of work but anyway got it done and muddied up that decal on the turret is one long one it was a doozey to get that positioned without crinkling.....

I compared two models here thing to note that these are both 1/35 scale models the Panther is by Tamiya, if this rings true then the Panther was rather a large medium tank in fact its allot taller than my Tiger 1's 1/35 scaled Tamiya tanks.

**GaryWKeim** · 01-19-2023 02:12 PM

You do some really nice work. You're motivating me, as well.

During the pandemic I got all motivated to start building again, bought all the stuff, set it up on my dining room table.... and haven't done a bit of work yet. This full-time job is my excuse, at the moment. I should be retired by now but ... the coming recession!

**Aragorn243** · 01-19-2023 07:58 PM

I'll have to take photos of my unbuilt kits. Not sure if there is a Buffalo in them or not, I don't think so.

I started pulling them out. What a mess. Highlight is the German icon

aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin.

I have a mix of planes in several sizes but most are 1/72. Some tanks, ships, guns, men, trains. Like my milsurp collection, a little of everything.

**CINDERS** · 01-19-2023 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by Gil Boyd

Bruce Crompton, of COMBAT DEALERS

Well they got 18 million pounds for the Panther tank that went to the Queensland Tank museum so not short of a quid!

**Flying10uk** · 01-20-2023 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by CINDERS

18 million pounds for the Panther tank that went to the Queensland Tank museum

One would hope that regulations didn't require it to be filled with concrete.

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