Recent content by rjm

Zathros, I figured out the same way to get p18,19 &20 of the instructions and mentioned it on the "other" forum, but I got the usual smarmy replies. Maybe I should come back here more often or quit replying over there. rjm

WAK Autoblinda AB-41 does have complete interior. Looks like it's a captured Italian machine used in North Africa by the Polish Carpathian Lancer outfit around Tobruck (sp). Strangely it uses three sand tires (two as spares) and three highway tires. Four pages of diagram instructions. Bob

Re: cdcoyle's recommendation of "Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors" I would like to recommend "Sea of Thunder" by Evan Thomas. It follows four men through the pacific war: Admiral "Bull" Halsey, Admiral Takeo Kurita, Admiral Matome Ugaki, and Commander Ernest Evans of the USS Johnston...

Darwin, I've tried the florists green foam blocks in a ships hull. It's easy to shape with almost any tool, but the stuff I used left little grains of the stuff everywhere, all over everything and it sticks like the plastic DVD wrapping with static. It seems to take a damp rag to...

Another vote for #6. rjm

cmdrted, I think you are referring to Answer's "USS Gendreau". It's a Buckley class and is not the typical 1/200th full hull but waterline to 1/250th scale. Bob

Sakrison, Check out this thread on the Lithuanian site. He may not be to where you ran into problems yet, and I can't read Lithuanian, but it would be interesting to see how he does. http://www.modelizmas.com/forumas/viewtopic.php?t=222 Bob

MAC 10 Paper Gun Thanks Greg, I do use an iMac, but was able to get a Luger P08 into JPEG format. I haven't printed anything but the picture inst. yet. I'm not sure how I get them to 1:1scale yet. Thanks for the help. Bob

Mac 10 Paper Gun Greg, I downloaded the Kamikuze site you mentioned and got a bunch of photos of guns and a lot of gibberish. How do you download them? Bob

Ed, Wishing you folks a quick recovery. Others following this thread, JSC #10 Indianapolis is pictured on the back of JSC #16 Nelson. There the turrets don't look like the "quonset huts" that are printed in the kit. They are more square but too tall. Look at the shape obove the guns. Whoever...

Ed, Wishing you folks a quick recovery. Others following this thread, JSC #10 Indianapolis is pictured on the back of JSC #16 Nelson. There the turrets don't look like the "quonset huts" that are printed in the kit. They are more square but too tall. Look at the shape obove the guns. Whoever...