Anyone else splashed out £2 on D'Agostin.... tiger tank. Its very nice if bit out of place, but with some branches on it who can tell whose side it was on ?
Cheers, Simon
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Bit of a laugh
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Nah, they'd run out in my local newsagents, got the 1:43 scale tractor instead, marginally more useful from a model railway perspective ;-) very nice little model.
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perhaps, but now have an excuse to build a couple of Spitfires and messers.. those german ones. Add a few airfix soldiers. Run LMS red and wartime black to create a what if around 1943.
you can have a ...erm ... farm ?
Also when tot asks where's his diesel, can say it got blown up by Tiger tank, but you - ploughed by a tractor perhaps ?
cheers, Simon
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The Panzerkampfwagen VI Sd.Kfz 182 was German !
Chris
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The Panzerkampfwagen VI Sd.Kfz 182 was German !
Chris
Yep hence :- but with some branches on it who can tell whose side it
Cheers, Simon
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If it still works it's German but if it's broken down it's British :o)
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That would hold true in Britain/Western Europe, but not on the Eastern Front!
Greg.P.
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Thanks for that, have spent quite a bit of time trying to justify not modelling the Eastern Front - lack of RTR seemed a poor excuse.
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If you pick the right date nothing would be running on the eastern front - but you'd need a good supply of bangs, flashes and smoke!
Greg.P.
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Who told you about my wiring ?
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LOL!
Greg.P.
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.... but in fact one was shipped to the UK in 1943 :-
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it will be allowed an occasional cameo role along with spifire and hurricanes perhaps.
Cant do much with this weeks 1984 model of a Challenger though.
Cheers, Simon
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And I was under the impression that the one at Bovey was captured at Nijmegen by C sqn 4th/7th RDG
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What, the famous Airfix model with the missing outer wheels, track guards and radio box?
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Cant be the same, the magazine says its authentic.
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Not to worry, I have a red Fokker Triplane on my layout!
Greg.P.
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Sounds like you could capture that one anytime, anywhere!
Greg.P.
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Hurray, I get to ask - presume its german as the fokker's a red triplane, but what type is it ?
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Of course it's German - what type? I'd have to look it up. AFAIK there was only the one type - they were only in front line service for a few months until the Brits realized that while they were highly manuverable, their top speed was way below the best Brit. machines.
Greg.P.
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Oh dear, there is a very, very old joke about fokkers .....
Cheers, Simon