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**spike7451** · 01-05-2010, 16:22

Hobbyboss are soon to release a 1/35 scale Landrover with WMIK mounting.Should be good looking at the photo's so far.Might get a couple to make up on a Herrick diorama.....

More infor Here:

http://www.armorama.com

**RUCUSCUDR** · 02-05-2010, 12:44

Does anyone know of a fine detail retail modeller where I can buy a good kit of a flying pig? Seen a site recently where a guy custom built one from a base kit, but I don't want all that trouble. Preferably something better than airfix, possibly die cast if it is available?

**RUCUSCUDR** · 02-05-2010, 12:55

Originally Posted by brettarider

Have you tried accurate-armour.com

Disregard my last, have just followed brettarider's link for gallahad and found something interesting

**RUCFOREVER** · 02-05-2010, 13:00

Try the Modelshop in Queen Street ,Belfast, they have the BW Model 1/76th range that includes Flying Pigs,Saxons,APVs ,Tangis etc they also stock the Accurate Armor range

http://modelshopbelfast.co.uk/index.php?cPath=21_473

**RUCUSCUDR** · 02-05-2010, 16:37

Originally Posted by RUCFOREVER

Try the Modelshop in Queen Street ,Belfast, they have the BW Model 1/76th range that includes Flying Pigs,Saxons,APVs ,Tangis etc they also stock the Accurate Armor range

http://modelshopbelfast.co.uk/index.php?cPath=21_473

Thanks for that! Will prob be up there sometime next weekend - must call in!

**spike7451** · 11-09-2010, 02:19

Accurate Armour have released a set of modern British Army figures in 1/35 scale to compliment their models..

Military Models and 1/35 Scale Models by Accurate Armour

**ches** · 13-11-2010, 20:59

Gents, have just got back from IPMS Telford which was great.

One higlight was this company:

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The Brit stuff was excellent.

Will def be getting started again & the Pig will be a definite.

**Mr-D** · 04-05-2011, 21:14

Guys,

Im after a copy of a book,
Have had one in past so I wasn't hallucinating,
Its a Tamiya guide to modeling the 1/35 scale Churchill VII, full of photos and intricate details so you end up with a unique thing rather than a off the shelf model.
Got a few photos of one of these (dad was RTR in N.Africa & Italy but they aren't that high quality) and have decided that Im going to take my time and produce something special.

Any advice or pointers would be a great help & if someone has one they dont need Im sure we can get to some arrangement

**netleyned** · 04-05-2011, 21:18

Hands up to this one. I thoroughly enjoy it, helps relax after the daily grind. I'm currently making a KRH Chally 1 Mk 3 in Op Agricola 1 markings, just started the paint job. I started the model around Christmas though

**ches** · 05-05-2011, 13:15

Originally Posted by Mr-D

Guys,

Im after a copy of a book,
Have had one in past so I wasn't hallucinating,
Its a Tamiya guide to modeling the 1/35 scale Churchill VII, full of photos and intricate details so you end up with a unique thing rather than a off the shelf model.
Got a few photos of one of these (dad was RTR in N.Africa & Italy but they aren't that high quality) and have decided that Im going to take my time and produce something special.

Any advice or pointers would be a great help & if someone has one they dont need Im sure we can get to some arrangement

Some that stuff is rare as rocking horse shite. Try Ebay or join one of the Mil Mod forums.