Hi all,
these are the news after Simon asked. I have started the 88 a couple of months ago. I upgraded it with parts from Tim Catton, added and changed a lot of details.
Regards Bodo
My 88
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Bodo Langbehn
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Ian Rodney
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Re: My 88
Hi Bodo,
Good to see you back on the Forum. I see you have been working on your 88.
Looking great from what I can see from your pics, if your 88 turns out as well
as your T34 and other kits like your Panther then it should be another amazing model.
Cheers
Ian
Good to see you back on the Forum. I see you have been working on your 88.
Looking great from what I can see from your pics, if your 88 turns out as well
as your T34 and other kits like your Panther then it should be another amazing model.
Cheers
Ian
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simon_manning
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Re: My 88
i am glad i asked what you were working on bodo, excellent to say the least, regards simon.
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Bodo Langbehn
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Re: My 88
Hi all,
before Simon asks again what I am doing
,here a small update, showing the bogies. It is a neverending story to create thousands of details.
Cheers Bodo
before Simon asks again what I am doing
,here a small update, showing the bogies. It is a neverending story to create thousands of details.Cheers Bodo
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Re: My 88
Hi Bodo ,
still looking for words...
That is just outstanding what you're doing with your Flak, WOW !
Fantastic work of Art
Greetings from Cologne,
Uwe
still looking for words...
That is just outstanding what you're doing with your Flak, WOW !
Fantastic work of Art
Greetings from Cologne,
Uwe
1:16 Models: Kingtiger
1:10 Models: Flak-Panther Coelian, Panther A , S.WS with 3,7cm Flak 37
1:6 Armortek Models: Flak 36 2006, Kingtiger 2013, Sd.Kfz.7 2014, PAK 43/41 2015, SdKfz 251 2016, FAMO 2018
1:6 other Models: Opel Blitz , Kübelwagen , Zündapp KS750 etc...
1:10 Models: Flak-Panther Coelian, Panther A , S.WS with 3,7cm Flak 37
1:6 Armortek Models: Flak 36 2006, Kingtiger 2013, Sd.Kfz.7 2014, PAK 43/41 2015, SdKfz 251 2016, FAMO 2018
1:6 other Models: Opel Blitz , Kübelwagen , Zündapp KS750 etc...
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simon_manning
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Re: My 88
nice of you to remember me bodo,, i need a build "fix" from you every now and then just to see the what can be achieved, great skill! regards simon.
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Re: My 88
what to say-- to lose consciousness, breathing difficulties. Great Job!! Martin
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