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Other / Re: Just some cool photos...nothing more, nothing less...
« Last post by GTX_Admin on Today at 02:17:53 AM »CFBV
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Land / Re: 1/35 Ball tank
« Last post by Story on Today at 01:59:06 AM »
I can imagine it coming down a hill to fast so the driver applies the brakes but they lock up and then the whole tank just starts rolling wit the crew spinning around inside
... vomit spraying everywhere inside.
VOMIT COMET would be great interior graffitti.
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Land / Re: 1/35 Ball tank
« Last post by Story on Today at 01:51:25 AM »
Heart broken by the Army's rejection of his tank, Mr. Tuit returned to Kansas and focused on his business, leaving the Ball tank behind.
When asked about removing or scraping the Ball tank, officers at Aberdeen said that they would get Aaron D. Tuit ...
Perfect story, perfectly US Army conclusion.
"It's on post .... somewhere. Does that look like a zero or an O in the catalog number?"
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Land / Re: 1/35 Ball tank
« Last post by ChalkLine on Today at 01:46:00 AM »It would be tempting to model something like this - open - but as a civilian vehicle of some type.
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Stories / Re: Trade, Tariffs, and Trump
« Last post by GTX_Admin on Today at 01:32:07 AM »Well, one of the consequences is that Portugal cancelled their future order of F-35 (and possibly might also cancell an possible request for M2 Bradley) - so, I might imagine he might due something like the Canadians and buy Grippens, and possibly CV90's.
Slight technicalities:
- They hadn't officially ordered any F-35s to date
- The reporting is not confirmed.
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Land / Re: 1/35 Ball tank
« Last post by GTX_Admin on Today at 01:30:50 AM »
It would be tempting to model something like this - open - but as a civilian vehicle of some type.
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New Model Kit News/Reviews / Re: A&A Models
« Last post by GTX_Admin on Today at 01:14:10 AM »What is that hanging off the belly of the F-15?
The F-15 was used to test some early swept-wing designs by dropping recoverable aerodynamic test bodies from high altitude - that is what you are seeing.
Here's the photo the box art is based upon:
Logan also did a profile:
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Land / Re: Claymore's AH AFVs: Take 2
« Last post by Kerick on Yesterday at 11:39:42 PM »That’s just outstanding!!! So complex and yet it appears you’ve built every part of it! Museum quality.