Basically a member opens a thread with a suggestion for a build, it can be absolutely anything, something you always wanted to build, something really out there or maybe something very personal with alot of memories.Hey I just came across this collective build thread...can I get some insight on what that entails, I suppose how it works I mean?
Just got off of the phone with Pantherman.Basically a member opens a thread with a suggestion for a build, it can be absolutely anything, something you always wanted to build, something really out there or maybe something very personal with alot of memories.
Other members see the thread and join in. Then a rough start date and away we go.
No pressure to start at exactly the same time and no completion date, just say when you're done. Post plenty of photos along the way so others can learn from mistakes and also get idea's as you build.
It's great fun and you get to build things that you would never have thought of. Pantherman
Changed my mind and have found a great build for this..... more to follow. Pantherman
I might be greedy and do both... PanthermanEither one.....
That's a LOT of painting....I might be greedy and do both... Pantherman
Twice the fun though. PMThat's a LOT of painting....
Twice the fun though. PM
A cool 41 figures to glue and paint. Loving it. PanthermanTwice the fun though. PM
The LCVP's were carried by the LST I am currently building. Each LST had two of them on board. There is a couple of them in the kit. 1/245 scale so not very big or detailed.So I'm going with the landing craft as it's new to me, loads of figures which I love doing and I can have a go at a sea/beech diorama. Pantherman
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I will join in on this since it's not due until June.Hi! D-day will be 80 years ago come June, and I read about an idea for a commemorative build.
I really like that idea, and am going for a "beer delivery" Spitfire mk IX as well as a Tempest.
Would anyone else care to join me in this?
I like it!!! These are the details often lost.I'm a bit torn. I could do a PT boat for this as well. Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 35 was involved in support on D-Day. They cleared mines, fired on shore defenses and provided AA defense. PT's 510-521 patrolled the Channel from June - November of '44. It appeals to me mainly because so many personnel helped support the landings and most people don't even realize it.
Joining?i do miss the group builds around here.