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Another Airfix resin on the painting table, my fourth one of these. Picked it up in Brisbane when I was down there earlier in the week.
I'm supposed to be on holiday already but have covered this week for others, so have to hang out now until Friday :( This is a very large building but I think it will still fit in nicely with the others.
Airfix has come a long way since my first little blue Spitfire I built when I was a kid. Long may they continue!
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Col
Agreed, these are cool additions mate
Deletenice piece, waiting for more!
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I think that this fits in with the others.
ReplyDeleteFor me, this (airfix buildings) is new information.
Same is (some) 1/76 Scale
That's true.
Airfix road has been long.
Unimodels (UM-serie) lost someway
Began in the 1950s.
The Czech Republic or Poland, the original idea?
That time is (in here) the Aurora, Lindberg (Usa, I think) one or two japanese series
Now Aurora (seems) wake-up again
probably closer to 1/76 I think Maxi
DeleteThat is a nice looking building. It looks very detailed and quite large. This one is going to take some time to complete methinks.
ReplyDeleteI see that Airfix say that some of there buildings are 1/76th and some are 1/72nd. Can you actually see any difference between them when they're on the table? This one is quite a big beast and I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out!
ReplyDeleteThe difference is minimal I think. I'll line them up with some other stuff so guys can judge for yourselves. CD is quite abstract so scale is different, you know 1" to 50 yards = 100yrd wide road to accommodate the scale. I have heard of CD players using 15mm buildings to keep the footprints sizes of urban areas down
DeleteThis looks nice
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should be stocking up on these instead of multiple versions of tanks I already have
They are not cheap though
Thoughtful comments gang, cheers
ReplyDeleteIt will be a nice addition. I look forward to seeing the two scales side by side.
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