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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: Vote for your favourite non-physical creation
« Last post by Claymore on Yesterday at 03:01:35 AM »Congratulations team Goon Sheep! 
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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: Vote for favourite Physical creation
« Last post by Claymore on Yesterday at 02:59:53 AM »Thanks to one and all and huge congratulations to everyone who took part. 
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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: MaK Combo-Constructor
« Last post by Dr. YoKai on July 20, 2026, 08:10:01 PM »Excellent work!
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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: Vote for your favourite non-physical creation
« Last post by Old Wombat on July 20, 2026, 07:48:28 PM »Well done JP & Stephen! All excellent work!
Congratulations, JP!
Congratulations, JP!
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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: Vote for favourite Physical creation
« Last post by Old Wombat on July 20, 2026, 07:46:11 PM »Well done everybody! All excellent builds!
Congratulations, Claymore!
Congratulations, Claymore!
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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: Vote for favourite Physical creation
« Last post by GTX_Admin on July 20, 2026, 06:37:54 PM »Congratulations Claymore
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Upgrades and Life Extensions GB / Re: Vote for your favourite non-physical creation
« Last post by GTX_Admin on July 20, 2026, 06:35:03 PM »Congratulations JP Vieira
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Sea / Re: 1/35 RAM SBS SpORT Boat - Vietnam - FINISHED - Pic's pg.1
« Last post by Old Wombat on July 20, 2026, 06:15:14 PM »Great pair of vessels ! The SpORT Boat needs a guy fishing over the side
Oops!
Thank you!
I've made fishing rods, but they're for the PBRs.
Sorry for the slow reply!
In other news:
The SpORT Boat is DONE-DONE!*
CFBV
[*: OK, with the exception of a quick squirt of matt over the gloss of the glue.]
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Sea / Re: RAMs PBR 31 Mk.IIs
« Last post by Old Wombat on July 20, 2026, 01:45:12 PM »Thank you very much, gentlemen!
@Frank: The handles aren't a problem, just an annoyance.
I have all four of my Vietnam-era RAM SBS boats on the desk while I'm working on the 2 PBRs + 1 SpORT boat & a quick summary of their combined firepower is a little scary!
2 x 40mm automatic cannon
2 x 40mm automatic grenade launchers
1 x 20mm Vulcan cannon
10 x .50 cal machine guns
8 x 7.62mm L7 GPMGs
plus individual weapons (L1A1s, M16s, M79s, Owen guns, pistols)
You could take on a small army with that lot!*
[*: Well, for a few minutes, anyway. ]
@Frank: The handles aren't a problem, just an annoyance.
I have all four of my Vietnam-era RAM SBS boats on the desk while I'm working on the 2 PBRs + 1 SpORT boat & a quick summary of their combined firepower is a little scary!
2 x 40mm automatic cannon
2 x 40mm automatic grenade launchers
1 x 20mm Vulcan cannon
10 x .50 cal machine guns
8 x 7.62mm L7 GPMGs
plus individual weapons (L1A1s, M16s, M79s, Owen guns, pistols)
You could take on a small army with that lot!*
[*: Well, for a few minutes, anyway.
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Aero-space / Re: USA, A OK! or America 46
« Last post by Old Wombat on July 20, 2026, 01:31:16 PM »The down side was the P-47s were old and busted, no two seemed to really be from the same model company either, and most all of them were the "razorback" variants, but for these purposes the bubble type with the "straight back" from nose to tail would be best.
The different manufacturers could be an issue, especially if their scalings are slightly different.
But, as to the razor-back vs straight-back thing, is it really such an issue? You have to fair them into the fuselage anyway. So, if the razor-back gets in the way, cut it off.