Anyone into scale modeling?

Ricardo_NY1

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wildrider

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Good looking models. I was always more into militaria. Planes, tanks, jeeps, ships (WWI and WWII).

I think the last model I bought was about 10 years ago...Iraqi t-34.

Now days you can get alot of stuff pre built at walmart. They take the fun out of everything.

Keep up the good work.

Burt
 

BigRon

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May 22, 2007
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I build a little bit of everything. Can't decide if I want to build a Hanomag Half track or the Santa Maria. I have a stash of kits that I've collected over the years and having retired now might have time to build some of them.
 

SgtSki in MI

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Nice airliners, Ricardo! I used to be into 1/48 and 1/72 scale WW2 aircraft and 1/35 scale armor and military vehicles. Sometimes I'd take a break from them and do 1/24 and 1/25 scale antique and classic cars. I've still got quite a few kits, tools, and supplies but it's fallen by the wayside for metal detecting and geocaching. I used to do it in the winter when the ground was frozen, but now that time's taken up by snowmobiling and, of course, MD RESEARCH!

hh,
SgtSki
 

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