The sprue of infantry turned out to be Italeri Japs, complete with a natty little gun.
The one legged ROCO 15cm gun will be combined with a similarly afflicted model to make a whole one. It will be allocated to a German corps (or Korps?) - possibly quite soon!
The 1/2400 ship is as yet unidentified - any suggestions?
Finally, the bag of decals looks pretty useful.
Thanks again Paul - there will be a package of dodgy things heading your way ere long.....
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A very mixed (goody) bag- look forward to seeing what you do with all of it?
Cheers,
Pete.
Hi Tim,
That is a good looking haul and no mistake! The A7V is a beast and a half and I have built a couple of them. I like the ship model - what scale would that be?
Many happy returns as well and try to avoid eating too much cake...;-)
All the best,
DC
PS I hope the book passed on from Bob was a suitable source of inspiration!
Pete
I might manage an update on the A7V as early as next week!
DC
I think the ship is 1/2400 scale but the A7V is first in the queue! Thanks for the book - I've already begun reading it....
Tim
A fine looking grab bag - what are the infantry? Do some research on the AMC (assuming that's what it is).
Cheers and enjoy
PD
Peter Douglas
The infantry are Esci Japs. Not all of my original text published but I've re typed it now!
Waterloo 1815 Japanese Infantry. That holiday must be affecting your recognition skills!
Good haul, the A7V makes up really well, one of my favs
Paul
Near enough!
Al
I've always viewed the A7V as compellingly daft.
The ship is by CinC: MF-122 - AP110 Gen Pope.
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