Things Id Like to see in 2017
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I have cast resin z scale track if interested.
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So here is my attempt at homemade train cars which I am going to do over. The gist was to create one chassis mold and then several attachment molds - gondola, box car, flat car with supplies etc- to attach to the chassis car (trying to keep it a one part mold).
When I finally get some time I am redoing this project. I hope to channel my inner Nazgul and make so etching better looking and to scale. These were just rough prototypes.





When I finally get some time I am redoing this project. I hope to channel my inner Nazgul and make so etching better looking and to scale. These were just rough prototypes.





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I just realized that I haven't provided my list of things I'd like to see in 2016/2017. These are all 1/2400 scale WWII USA cruiser types.
- Pensacola (CA-24) class, pre-war appearance [USN40 is early-war appearance]
- Pensacola (CA-24) class, mid-war appearance
- Pensacola (CA-24) class late-war appearance
- Northampton (CA-26) class, pre-war appearance [USN28 is early-war appearance]
- Northampton (CA-26) class, mid-war appearance
- Northampton (CA-26) class, late-war appearance
- Portland (CA-33), pre-war/early-war appearance [USN68 is mid-war/late-war appearance]
- Indianapolis (CA-35), pre-war/early-war appearance
- Indianapolis (CA-35), mid-war/late-war appearance
- New Orleans (CA-32) class, mid-war/late-war appearance [USN15 is pre-war/early-war appearance]
- Savannah (CL-42) and Honolulu (CL-48) after 1944 refit
- Wichita (CA-45), pre-war/early-war appearance [USN75 is mid-war/late-war appearance]
- St. Louis (CL-49) and Helena (CL-50) mid-war/late-war appearance [USN64 is pre-war/early-war appearance]
- Fargo (CL-106) class
- Juneau (CL-119) class
- Oregon City (CA-122) class
- Des Moines (CA-134) class
- Worcester (CL-144) class
Don S.
- Pensacola (CA-24) class, pre-war appearance [USN40 is early-war appearance]
- Pensacola (CA-24) class, mid-war appearance
- Pensacola (CA-24) class late-war appearance
- Northampton (CA-26) class, pre-war appearance [USN28 is early-war appearance]
- Northampton (CA-26) class, mid-war appearance
- Northampton (CA-26) class, late-war appearance
- Portland (CA-33), pre-war/early-war appearance [USN68 is mid-war/late-war appearance]
- Indianapolis (CA-35), pre-war/early-war appearance
- Indianapolis (CA-35), mid-war/late-war appearance
- New Orleans (CA-32) class, mid-war/late-war appearance [USN15 is pre-war/early-war appearance]
- Savannah (CL-42) and Honolulu (CL-48) after 1944 refit
- Wichita (CA-45), pre-war/early-war appearance [USN75 is mid-war/late-war appearance]
- St. Louis (CL-49) and Helena (CL-50) mid-war/late-war appearance [USN64 is pre-war/early-war appearance]
- Fargo (CL-106) class
- Juneau (CL-119) class
- Oregon City (CA-122) class
- Des Moines (CA-134) class
- Worcester (CL-144) class
Don S.
"When a fire starts to burn,
here's a lesson you must learn:
something-something and you'll see
you'll avoid catastrophe."
D'oh!
here's a lesson you must learn:
something-something and you'll see
you'll avoid catastrophe."
D'oh!
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+2 on this, it is hard to believe and would buy severalbishnak wrote:I like these options a lot - it's hard to believe they haven't been done yet!!Cav Dog wrote:Modern Russian Heavy Weapons #2:
AT3 Saggers
SA 7/14 SAM
Tripod mounted SPG 9 Recoilless Rifles
Ground mounted DSHK HMG
All with appropriate crews of course.
Leaders, spotters and radio men.
These could work for Cold War Warsaw Pact as well as Arabs.
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+3 for the Russians. We could also use some more versions of modern trucks for the Russians too, especially a fuel bowser.
The Brits really need updated infantry - Javelin & Starstreak teams and more Minimis and when are we going to get Rapier or Stormer Starstreak? No AA for the Brits at all!
MAN Recovery truck would be good as well as Titan/Trojan.
For WW2 :
- Humber Snipe or Box
- Austin K2 Ambulance
- 15cwt Signals
The Brits really need updated infantry - Javelin & Starstreak teams and more Minimis and when are we going to get Rapier or Stormer Starstreak? No AA for the Brits at all!
MAN Recovery truck would be good as well as Titan/Trojan.
For WW2 :
- Humber Snipe or Box
- Austin K2 Ambulance
- 15cwt Signals
CG2
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This is a strange request but it doesn't involve new figure design.
How about a temporary web special for 1980's vis-mods?
A pack of 5 M551 Sheridan hulls and T72 or T80 Turrets. (Just make sure the Turret pin matches.)
Since the BMP Vis-Mod was a M551 with a plastic "Sagger" strapped to the barrel. There is a company that makes a cheap ground mount Sagger to make this kit bash.
Even at regular prices this would save money over ordering loose parts.
After few months they can be pulled after a few months.
How about a temporary web special for 1980's vis-mods?
A pack of 5 M551 Sheridan hulls and T72 or T80 Turrets. (Just make sure the Turret pin matches.)
Since the BMP Vis-Mod was a M551 with a plastic "Sagger" strapped to the barrel. There is a company that makes a cheap ground mount Sagger to make this kit bash.
Even at regular prices this would save money over ordering loose parts.
After few months they can be pulled after a few months.
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Yep....I would like to see this one!EdMott wrote:+2 on this, it is hard to believe and would buy severalbishnak wrote:I like these options a lot - it's hard to believe they haven't been done yet!!Cav Dog wrote:Modern Russian Heavy Weapons #2:
AT3 Saggers
SA 7/14 SAM
Tripod mounted SPG 9 Recoilless Rifles
Ground mounted DSHK HMG
All with appropriate crews of course.
Leaders, spotters and radio men.
These could work for Cold War Warsaw Pact as well as Arabs.
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