Men In Boxes

4D Puzzle 1:111 M1 Abrams 4D Puzzle 1:84 PzKpfw lV 4D Puzzle 1:90 Tiger l More of puzzle toys, these kits build up into neat little tanks in weird scales. Weird construction build though, not the standard scale model part style.

1:72 figures and diecast vehicles.

  American G.I.'s fight uphill, trying to dislodge the entrenched Japanese. 1:72 figures and diecast vehicles.

A set of small scale armor in slightly varying scales (1:84, 1:100, etc.) that I plan to adapt for armored skirmishes. Assembly is quite tricky since these were designed more as 4D puzzles rather than straightforward scale model kits. Each box contains an M1 Abrams (the only modern tank), a Tiger 1, a SU-100, a Panzer IV, and two marks of the Sturmgeschutz. Tricky but clever puzzles. Might pickup some more of these. posted from Bloggeroid

Repainted diecast halftracks from Motor Max posted from Bloggeroid

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"Never has the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few..." Guy Hamilton's Battle of Britain, set during the RAF's pivotal battle against Germany's Luftwaffe, is a must-have for anyone interested in WW2 and aviation. Spitfires, Hurricanes, Stukas, Heinkels duke it out in spectacular fashion! The filmic style foreshadows the gritty non-glamorized style of more recent war films, giving viewers a grim taste of how the air war was waged. Plus, the set comes with documentaries about the aircraft restorations and filming aerial combat, as well as a featurette on an RAF squadron leader's recollection of the battle. Get it if you have the opportunity! posted from Bloggeroid

I've been collecting these diecast vehicles for possile use in wargames. With a little repainting and some add-ons, these will look spiffy.

Micromachines P-51 Mustang posted from Bloggeroid

Made use of the empty wargame table and played around with some models. posted from Bloggeroid

I haven't had much time for gaming and modelmakig this month but did find time to tidy up my collection. Here are a few 1/144 models as well as a 1/72 bike. posted from Bloggeroid