Question for the group

**Badin23** · 04-13-2014 09:36

Where did everyone that uses them purchase the acrylic fire and explosion markers I've seen used in several AAR's? Really great visual and I'd like some as well. To be clear I'm not talking about the fire and smoke markers for aircraft. Thanks for the information all.

**Jager** · 04-13-2014 10:47

Probably Litko: http://www.litko.net/
I've gotten mine from 12-7 games.
Karl

**The Cowman** · 04-13-2014 11:01

Aerodrome Accessories here on the site

**BobP** · 04-13-2014 11:18

I have some from LITKO but have seen some great home made markers that folks here have made. Check out the hobby room for those.

**Boney10** · 04-13-2014 12:10

Are you talking about the crashed aircraft?

**Flying Helmut** · 04-13-2014 12:19

If you mean the flames with a rising smoke column, on a yellow disc base, they are made by LITKO, and come in at least three sizes.
The crashed aircraft are from Portugal, a chap going by the name of Pyrkol on ebay.

**Badin23** · 04-13-2014 13:48

Thanks all I found them!

**RJG173** · 04-13-2014 14:00

I plan to make my own using LEGO pieces, along with an observation balloon.

**Flying Officer Kyte** · 04-14-2014 01:40

Now that I do look forward to seeing Robert. One of my friends who sometimes plays is a big Lego collector.
Rob.

**RJG173** · 04-14-2014 11:37

This is a quick and dirty build I made yesterday with pieces readily on hand. I didn't build the stand, but that is rather easy to do. The balloon measures 5.75 inches long and about 2 inches in diameter. I think that is close to official model size. If there is interest, I can put together a how-to article.

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**csadn** · 04-14-2014 16:01

Originally Posted by RJG173

This is a quick and dirty build I made yesterday with pieces readily on hand. I didn't build the stand, but that is rather easy to do. The balloon measures 5.75 inches long and about 2 inches in diameter. I think that is close to official model size. If there is interest, I can put together a how-to article.

Great -- now I need to fire up LEGO Digital Designer and see if I can design minis in brick-form.... >;)

**Oberst Hajj** · 04-15-2014 05:39

Originally Posted by RJG173

This is a quick and dirty build I made yesterday with pieces readily on hand. I didn't build the stand, but that is rather easy to do. The balloon measures 5.75 inches long and about 2 inches in diameter. I think that is close to official model size. If there is interest, I can put together a how-to article.

Cool, cap that baby off with a bunch of tiles and you will be all set!