They obey what Ian Drury calls 'Gow's Third Law'.
That is - the less plausible the conversion the bigger the black crosses need to be.
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
Kicking up a Rakete - part 2
They obey what Ian Drury calls 'Gow's Third Law'.
That is - the less plausible the conversion the bigger the black crosses need to be.
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15 comments:
Tim,
It's a very convincing conversion, and captures the essence of the original vehicle.
All the best,
Bob
It's good! It looks a nice clean simple kit.
Well done on the conversion.
Lovely little you Tim! Will there be an unmodified Kanne armed version on table as well?
Cheers
PD
I like that. Very well done.
Steve.
Looks like you guided the missiles right on target.
Very fine conversion - just like a bought one!
Bob Cordery
Thanks - I'm very pleased with it.
Paul Foster
Simpler than a kit even - see previous post.
Peter Douglas
The Kanone version will be photographed just as soon as I find it again....
Stephen Thomas
Thanks - it was an 'easy win.'
Ross Mac
I shouldn't think they'll hit anything in a game.
Archduke Piccolo
Better in fact - mine is the only one!
Nice work Tim. I'm guessing, from my vast knowledge of German, that "rakett" means either a) that it fires rockets, or, b) that it is very noisy, or c) both.
I like Gow's law, I shall steal that.
Cheers,
Michael
west 1871
Dare to be different I say! Did I mention it was really easy?
Michael Peterson
The correct answer is c). Gow's Laws are useful - and there are seven fewer than the ones you need in your day job...
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