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Wow, what an epic build at an epic scale - this is looking fantastic, thank you for sharing your build here.
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Yep, it's 1/32. Has some pretty interesting marking options - maybe I'll start mine shortly while inspired by your build: http://www.silverwings.pl/de-havilland-dh82a-tiger-moth.html I got mine at a pretty steep discount on one of the FB auction sites. Not only did the auction have the kit, but it also had a ton of aftermarket detail pieces from CMK and Eduard for the 1/32 ICM kit. Not sure I'll need them, but nice to have.
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stagecoach by kgstakes - 1/8th scale
Landlubber Mike replied to kgstakes's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Really nice job Joelle! Those 12 pounders look fantastic! I like your use of the figures. I've bought figures from a few different suppliers, and I really like the ones from Ion as well. I haven't used the 1/200 scales ones, but the ones in 1/350 and 1/700 are very nice.
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Beautiful work Chris! I've probably said it a dozen times before on your logs, but it's impressive how you can manage the complicated compound curves. This is looking really great! The aftermarket will really kick it up a notch! It's nice that the AM is from 3D printing, as resin parts can add considerable weight. I'm realizing that the nice thing about these card kits is that you can horde them and have a stash 5% of the size of a similarly numbered plastic/resin/ printed kits. On top of that, you don't necessarily need to outfit yourself with an airbrush, compressor, spray booth, etc. - things that take up a lot of space.
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