Thanks Jeff - I'll crack on with the 109 tomorrow I think, that way I can do the Filling and sanding on both at the same time.jssel wrote:Sweet progress on this build.
It depends on how long your supporting rods are going to be I suppose, but a 1/144 tank might add some depth of fieldSir T wrote:I'm wondering if I should add something to it like a tank etc. To give it some scale...
IMHO -No. It wont need it and will detract attention from the two aeroplanesSir T wrote:I'm wondering if I should add something to it like a tank etc. To give it some scale...
Low level dogfightiggie wrote:It depends on how long your supporting rods are going to be I suppose, but a 1/144 tank might add some depth of fieldSir T wrote:I'm wondering if I should add something to it like a tank etc. To give it some scale...
And a camel
You may well be right - it probably would. Maybe I'll do a single aircraft one day with a tank on the base.fredk wrote:Coming along nicely.
IMHO -No. It wont need it and will detract attention from the two aeroplanesSir T wrote:I'm wondering if I should add something to it like a tank etc. To give it some scale...
Purplethistle wrote:I've found that with a couple of the NTs, especially the 1/48 Spit 1. Getting the 'pit to fit is like trying to get into 30" waist trousers!
I have the same problem, yes I agree - too blooming tight! Some cheering troops in a foxhole or sandbagged gun position?Sir T wrote:Low level dogfightiggie wrote:It depends on how long your supporting rods are going to be I suppose, but a 1/144 tank might add some depth of fieldSir T wrote:I'm wondering if I should add something to it like a tank etc. To give it some scale...
And a camel
....and there's always the danger of damaging the old joystick!Sir T wrote:Purplethistle wrote:I've found that with a couple of the NTs, especially the 1/48 Spit 1. Getting the 'pit to fit is like trying to get into 30" waist trousers!
Eeek!Purplethistle wrote:....and there's always the danger of damaging the old joystick!Sir T wrote:Purplethistle wrote:I've found that with a couple of the NTs, especially the 1/48 Spit 1. Getting the 'pit to fit is like trying to get into 30" waist trousers!
mmmmmm..... possible - I'd need to mod some figures but it'd fun to have a go!Purplethistle wrote:Some cheering troops in a foxhole or sandbagged gun position?Sir T wrote:Low level dogfightiggie wrote:It depends on how long your supporting rods are going to be I suppose, but a 1/144 tank might add some depth of fieldSir T wrote:I'm wondering if I should add something to it like a tank etc. To give it some scale...
And a camel
