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At Flying Legends
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At Flying Legends
The UK Tank Club had an invite to join the large scale flying modellers at this years Flying Legends.
Myself and Gary Coomber represented Armortekhe with his early Armortk Tiger and myself with my Panzer III and Mk.IV Tank.
Lyndon Whittaker took along his Marl 1 (I've washed my mouth with soap and water) Panther.
Hope we get asked again next year with more Armortek Models.
Myself and Gary Coomber represented Armortekhe with his early Armortk Tiger and myself with my Panzer III and Mk.IV Tank.
Lyndon Whittaker took along his Marl 1 (I've washed my mouth with soap and water) Panther.
Hope we get asked again next year with more Armortek Models.
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Re: At Flying Legends
That Panther looks huge next to the other three. What scale is that? 1:4?
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Re: At Flying Legends
Tanks and planes, what could be better? That is a huge Panther. 1/4 scale I'm guessing.
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Re: At Flying Legends
Not often these tanks get made to look small...
Nice to see you there Pete.
Nice to see you there Pete.
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Re: At Flying Legends
Lovely Cuban Fury there and a brave soul in the background building a Brewster Buffalo. Good luck with that one. Mixing scales at these shows has one downside, it compromises the scale effect. With so few tanks at Legends, there wasn't a choice but at predominantly tank shows, having separate areas for each of the scales would have benefits.
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Re: At Flying Legends
Someone at the Sonning show on Sunday - sorry no pictures - asked if anyone made tanks you could sit it.
Only one I've seen is the one which was driving round at TankFest.
Adrian.
Only one I've seen is the one which was driving round at TankFest.
Adrian.
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