That is an full size ATV, it can garrison a grown up man.
This is a great kit. Enjoy
That is a lot of work, I don't have so much time to spend on model kits, and don't have the patience all so.
Lucky boy. That's a great haul. Pantherman
Thanks, I am truly sick. I just ordered 2 brand-new Acadamy Wirbelwind for $22.00. That's $11.00 each. I can sell them at a show for $20.00 each. I also ordered the new Ryefield King Tiger (regular version) for $34.99. I can't pass up a deal!
Eenee, Minee, Moe,
I think you need another Tiger or two. Just sayin.
At the model shop across from the museum, I also picked up two sets of useful crew figures:
Nice! Are these good sources I should keep an eye out for?
They are a good introduction to the subject, but they're short (24 pages) and around 50 years old by now, meaning a lot of information in them is out of date due to newer research. However, a lot of it is also still completely sound, not to mention sometimes things you will be hard-pressed to find in modern-day publications which tend to be more "high-speed". (Also, that the price went up by 40% in just a few years: 35 new pence = 7 old shillings.) I bought them because I'm a bit of a sucker for old AFV books, and also because I have nearly the whole series complete but not quite.
Nice haul JakooI went on a trip to the Overloon war museum today, and in the museum shop came across a good number of AFV Profiles booklets from the early 1970s. I bought four that I think I didn't already own (which is harder than it seems, because I have nearly the entire series). As they cost a euro each, I'm not all that concerned about buying doubles
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Based on your stash you seem like someone qualified to ask...
