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Karl
Posts 43, 45, 47 and 50 have pics not showing to me.
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Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
My paint has arrived... hope to post something very soon !
Never Knowingly Undergunned !!
Working for me on Chrome . . . Nice models, you need to see them!��Originally Posted by Jager
Last edited by clipper1801; 06-12-2020 at 08:33.
Not sure what that means Karl. Downloaded as I always do.
I see everything on Chrome and Firefox.
I also see them all on Chrome.
Me too.
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
Clipper, condolences on having to hang up your building spurs. Been there, it sucks.
Don't count me out yet! My left hand is very handy, just slower . . .
Ships looking good Bob, did one of those tankers myself a while back.
Finished 10 more for the hobby store today (Union dismounted cav) and finished some SAGA figs for another with some Griffions on the side.
So the MO sentenced me to bed rest till the meds reduced my joint pain so I recruited my visiting son to set me up a painting station and dig out some conversions I started a few years ago, don't remember the pilots but they were real-decals from kits of yore . . .
F-Toys repaint
Official minis:
Now for a half dozen Spads . . .
Thanks Ken. From you I consider that special. My stuff is nothing compared to what you do.
Great looking planes, as always, Clipper.
Well must have been a glitch; pics showing up fine now
And I use Chrome, so......
Bob: the Cruel Sea ships look great; One reason I bought into it was that while the game is a good beer & pretzels game, the ships will double as targets
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
Those are some fine looking Albatros. I recognize a few of the markings as I was just revisiting a few of my Osprey books on Albatros Aces.
Can't wait to see what you do for the SPADS.
Don't overdo anything
Here are the ships with an escort and being spotted.
Nice quiet morning, did some therapy painting, yeah that's what I did . . . in Spads . . .
Before and after . . .
Always wanted a few Panthers
And some fowl
YIKES! Got caught by the roaming nurse!
Hope she's an understanding nurse!
I work with all three varieties
Show her your minis, and cite "genius" as an excuse.................
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
Those SPADs look great, David.
I need to do something like that with my extras ....
awesome dave! as always, your productivity amazes me.
Nice fleet Bob. We'll have to sink it next time we can gather at a con.
Dave, love the panthers of SPA 78, my favorite French unit.
Bob, awesome sea planes and ships. Looks like a blast. David, you get more done in a morning than I do in a month! Amazing SPAD planes!
Very nice planes Dave, some day if I get ME time again have to do those planes I have been promising for the last year. In the mean time had a addition to an army I did last year. Took me 2 months to get a missing part from Warlords though (ain't the first time, but not blaming em on this one). Still waiting on a order I put in a few weeks later (week 7 and counting)
Nice one, Ken; already winter in Michigan, I see
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
Already winter???...Nah, just a late spring.....again.
A Shapeways model by RAF of a FBA Type H flying boat in Belgian markings. I really don't have the eyes to get all parts of the struts.
Nice ship models.
Voilŕ le soleil d'Austerlitz!
Nice. Good to see another Belgian plane, a flying boat no less!
Here's the Scarab insignia from Escadrille c 56 used on the Cauldron G.6 for Anthony
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Last edited by clipper1801; 06-16-2020 at 16:57.
Not seeing them Dave, only an attachment that won't open.
Still of my fave reference books on WWI planes and colors, a few errors and omissions, but people say the same about me . . .
Hmm . . . Works for me here . . .
Yep. One of my favourites too plus my Osprey volumes.Still of my fave reference books on WWI planes and colors, a few errors and omissions, but people say the same about me . . .
Well, not really airctaft-ish works in June, but preparing for a Warcry encounter with my friend from Germany I had to speed up working on some terrain to furnish our battle scene...
"We do not stop playing when we get old, but we get old when we stop playing."
Nice!
Thanks Clipper!
Clipper I keep that book within arms reach. I tried to copy some of the paint jobs from there. Also that's the reason I bought a Caudron R11. Another series I found and really like are the AERONAUT books. Expensive but for me worth it. Up to 5 of them right now.
Nice job on that FBA Robert.
Last edited by BobP; 06-17-2020 at 07:15.
That book is one of my favorite quick references. Lots of great profiles.
Hunter and I acquired three copies from a half price book store for $5 each 10 years ago before we had even heard of this site. He talked me into making a few Caproni bombers, then Zeppelins and you know how that went . . .
ah, memories . . .
One of my first and favorite books on the subject. Colorful overview of WW1 aircraft paint schemes.
I have a 2nd copy stashed away for when my 1st is all dog eared.
I've got two - but that's just because I bought one in a state of excitement, only to discover I already had one on my bookshelf!
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
Snuck out to the shop before daylight to add another coat of clear on the kids . . . micro NS blimp, 4 of RAF's Fe2b's, and prime coats on control cars. Back in before anyone was up! Secret Service Elves . . .
There are some very nice models in this thread, well done to all
Anyone know if there's a content difference between the UK and US versions of Aircraft of World War I 1914-1918, besides the cover? The former appears to be more readily available in the usual places...
Chris,
I bought this copy off eBay and did quite a lot of searching prior to determine if any differences but most concluded it's a reprint.
So, no planes to report.. went very heavy metal instead..
Churchill AVRE
3 x Churchill Mk. VI (AVRE at the rear)
Mk. VI close up
Start on an engineer section next
Never Knowingly Undergunned !!
Those tanks look pretty darn good! Awesome job!
Very nice. Bolt Action I think.
Bolt action indeed... ready for the drive to Arnhem
Never Knowingly Undergunned !!
Hope you board them up, in case someone tries to pull them over!
Nice job, Chris!
I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!
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