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  • Richard48
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 1901
    • Richard
    • Clacton on Sea

    #226
    Originally posted by Mark1
    Fiat Mefistofele 1/12 been taking up some room on the bench,144 parts for the 24 spark plugs and leads next,most needing to be cut to size :rolling: [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1199880[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]n1199881[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]n1199882[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]n1199883[/ATTACH]
    Wow now that is nice.
    Rich

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    • minitnkr
      Charter Rabble member
      • Apr 2018
      • 7551
      • Paul
      • Dayton, OH USA

      #227
      Working light bridging platoon. Thought I'd give you an idea of typical loadout including 16 planks & two ramp sections already loaded.
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      • Mini Me
        SMF Supporters
        • Jun 2018
        • 10711

        #228
        Nice looking Pioneer trailer....built up from Wiking?

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        • minitnkr
          Charter Rabble member
          • Apr 2018
          • 7551
          • Paul
          • Dayton, OH USA

          #229
          Yes, Rick, circus trailers I think. Second squad.
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          • Mini Me
            SMF Supporters
            • Jun 2018
            • 10711

            #230
            NICE!! :thumb2:

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            • Andy T
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2021
              • 3239
              • Sheffield

              #231
              Something else for my lad, Games Workshop Squig Hoppers.

              They were pretty unstable so I've CA'd some Liquid Gravity into the bases

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              • Tim Marlow
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 18932
                • Tim
                • Somerset UK

                #232
                Originally posted by Andy T
                Something else for my lad, Games Workshop Squig Hoppers.

                They were pretty unstable so I've CA'd some Liquid Gravity into the bases

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                Not a games workshop fanboy, but I do like these. They always make me smile….Might be cheaper to just glue in a 2p piece or a suitable washer rather than use liquid gravity though. Also means they stick to magnetic sheet for storage…..

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                • Andy T
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2021
                  • 3239
                  • Sheffield

                  #233
                  Yes, I have a box of suitably sized washers at work but you know teenagers - it had to be done now :rolling:

                  Didn't use much LG to be fair.

                  He's moving more to the Age of Sigmar stuff as he prefers the figures to 40k

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                  • Andy the Sheep
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2019
                    • 1864
                    • Andrea
                    • North Eastern Italy

                    #234
                    I haven't been posting anything for some months as my focus was on other issues and, last but not least, my bench average temperature during winter is 6/7 °C (44 °F), which is definitely outside my comfort zone.
                    But I haven't been totally idle and thanks to Warren's idea (LINK HERE) I made a paint drawer for my bench
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                    While attending to other house chores, I managed to inch forward on this small build, a 1/72 RE 2005 just to keep in touch with plastic and glue.
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                    and had my old hi-fi system working again (in the end it was an amplifier problem, solved by having the equalizers - the 3 empty slots are visible on the left of the ampli - removed by a specialist).
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                    Last but not least, even if not directly related to my bench, I'm planning to attend to the following show in the near future (how could I miss it! :smiling

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                    Andrea

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                    • Jim R
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 15745
                      • Jim
                      • Shropshire

                      #235
                      That's a great way to store and organise, Andrea. Definitely worth doing.

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                      • stillp
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Nov 2016
                        • 8097
                        • Pete
                        • Rugby

                        #236
                        Loving the paint storage!
                        I used to have that Marantz amp, with the matching tuner and cassette deck. Chucked out when SWMBO decided it was taking up too much space. I gather they're 'collectable' now. The amp did have a habit of blowing output transistors, easily fixed by replacing them.
                        Pete

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                        • minitnkr
                          Charter Rabble member
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 7551
                          • Paul
                          • Dayton, OH USA

                          #237
                          3rd squad.
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                          1st Squad armor & sturmboot. This MkIII has an interesting backstory. A pioneer officer thought it was a good idea to modify some old MKIIIs to hump bridge materials for an Ost front river crossing mission. Afterwards, upper was not impressed & ordered them restored. This one's paperwork was lost.
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                          Trucked 1st squad.
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                          • JR
                            • May 2015
                            • 18273

                            #238
                            Originally posted by Mini Me
                            That tank is HUGE......just jumping from an Opel Blitz truck to the Junky JU52 I just finished was a giant step in scale! Never mind going into a larger scale.....for me it would be Traumatic!! :tongue-out3: Probably need Matron to put me right....
                            That can easily be arranged !

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                            • JR
                              • May 2015
                              • 18273

                              #239
                              Originally posted by Mark1
                              Fiat Mefistofele 1/12 been taking up some room on the bench,144 parts for the 24 spark plugs and leads next,most needing to be cut to size :rolling: [ATTACH]480514[/ATTACH][ATTACH]480515[/ATTACH][ATTACH]480516[/ATTACH][ATTACH]480517[/ATTACH]
                              Mark.
                              Stunning work on that engine, Wow !!!


                              Originally posted by Andy the Sheep
                              I haven't been posting anything for some months as my focus was on other issues and, last but not least, my bench average temperature during winter is 6/7 °C (44 °F), which is definitely outside my comfort zone.
                              But I haven't been totally idle and thanks to Warren's idea (LINK HERE) I made a paint drawer for my bench
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                              While attending to other house chores, I managed to inch forward on this small build, a 1/72 RE 2005 just to keep in touch with plastic and glue.
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                              and had my old hi-fi system working again (in the end it was an amplifier problem, solved by having the equalizers - the 3 empty slots are visible on the left of the ampli - removed by a specialist).
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                              Last but not least, even if not directly related to my bench, I'm planning to attend to the following show in the near future (how could I miss it! :smiling

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                              Andrea
                              Brilliant work on the drawer system Andrea.
                              That Aardman Exhibition will be worth seeing I bet .

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                              • Mini Me
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Jun 2018
                                • 10711

                                #240
                                Originally posted by minitnkr
                                3rd squad.
                                [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1200430[/ATTACH]
                                1st Squad armor & sturmboot. This MkIII has an interesting backstory. A pioneer officer thought it was a good idea to modify some old MKIIIs to hump bridge materials for an Ost front river crossing mission. Afterwards, upper was not impressed & ordered them restored. This one's paperwork was lost.
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                                Trucked 1st squad.
                                [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1200433[/ATTACH]
                                Nice bunch of Pioneers Paul, I've seen that seating arrangement before in other Wehrmacht vehicles Very nice turnout, Love the back story on the Mk III :thumb2:

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