What the postman brought today (Armorama)

A wolf…


…in a sheeps cloth

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So that’s really a thing? They actually banned Tamiya spray cans in Canada? I thought that was just a silly internet rumor. I wonder how much I can make smuggling them across the border…

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Not modelling but somehow military


Yes we can have rattle cans in Germany!

Another NVA gun.

Will give it a try and build a Munitionschlepper Edith

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The only reason I use them is I’m danged if I can get a good matt finish using the bottled version in an airbrush. Got these 3 and half a ‘can now so I’m good for awhile.

Blew a light coat over this yesterday.

ETA Rattlecan version that is. :kissing:

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Hah! As it happens I’ve been tinkering with the same - well - Tamiya - for a Bundeswehr version:

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Not from the postman, but from my recent trip to the LHS.

I blame “Workshop Wednesdays” for my recent obsession with the Panzerspähwagen.

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Good luck with the Antonov… I hope their 1:144 kits are better than 1:72nds …

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That’s a little Tamyia gem … great kit as I remember !

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Arrived today at my doorstep … :slightly_smiling_face: I do have a soft spot for all these MAN Kat.1 mil gl trucks, as I drove one for 3 years.
This 7 t gl is with MSA, so it will become a GECON ISAF truck, once it’s on the bench … :grin:
I also have the older Revell 7 t gl without MSA but with canvas, that will become an ordinary Bundeswehr truck in NATO 3-tone camo. Later … much later … :blush:

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Arrived today

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Too often, I’ve found myself having to make discs of sizes I had no good tools for, so the other day I decided to do something about that problem:

It is definitely the heaviest modelling tool I ever purchased, though:

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Impressive ! Who makes this ?

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Jakko,

I think you’ll need to reinforce your bench!

Cheers,
Angel

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That’s one hell of a punch set. Where did you get it?

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I have found it on Amazon:

Not cheap however…

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No idea, I got it off Amazon (see the post above this one), but it’s listed a lot of times from what appear to be different sellers at different prices, so look before buying the first one you see — search for disc cutter set.

The one I bought was listed for about €57, and €3 postage got added on top, but for some reason it didn’t tell me, Amazon then deducted about €11.50. Not cheap, and not something I would urge anyone to buy for making the odd disc a couple of times a year, but I’ve often enough found myself needing to make discs larger than my Historex Agents (up to 3.9 mm) and RP Toolz (up to 2.0 mm) punch-and-die sets can handle, that I felt it was worth the expense. Also, another way to look at it is that €50 or so can buy you either this tool or another kit, and only one of the two will likely actually get used :wink:

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Does it have to be armor or vealed wehicles?

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The 109 had an armor plate in the cockpit behind the pilot, so everything’s fine for me, Ed! :+1: But you can also show this in the Aeroscale part.
What the postman brought today (AeroScale) - Aircraft - KitMaker Network

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Some extra goodies when you order from Modellbau Koenig.


Maybe I should start collecting rattlecans? Just in case?

My first ICM HMMWV. At first glance, I am not impressed.

One more for the NVA collection.

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Let me guess…Trump Supporter.

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