My Stash just grew again 2010

[Green Dragon]

More ebay kits today.
1/72nd Hasegawa Mil Mi24 Hind A
1/72nd Italeri YF-12A
1/144th Revell A319 (BA/Germanwings)

Paul Harrison

[The Wooksta!]

Having stated categorically that I wouldn't get one, I've given in.  I now have a Dragon Meteor F.III. However, I did not pay  the extortionate £27 but a far more reasonable £19, which is what the MPM kit costs.

The only snag with the Dragon kit is that I suspect that the engine nacelles are over size but one Meteor flew with De Havilland engines which had a larger diameter than the Wellands, so I'll either do it as a prototype or a speculative version powered by De Havilland engines.

Glad I didn't het teh MPM kit.  By comparison, the engines are way underscale and smaller than the Airfix ones!

I also took delivery of a new batch of resin.

[AeroplaneDriver]

Revell 1/48 SU25

[ChernayaAkula]

Another BIG haul......
From Lucky Model:
2 sets of Skunkmodels 1/72 US/NATO weapons - good stuff!

From one LHS:
Hobby Boss 1/72 Bf 109E-4 Trop - This might have been a mistake. Was looking for a 109E with a hole in the spinner but didn't realize Hobby Boss has the spinner on a wee tiny sprue that's not included with all of their 109E boxings. How's the Airfix 109E?

From the other LHS (the one that aims to reduce their plastic modelling inventory):
a 1/144 Dragon set with a Challenger II and a Warrior - for only 2 EUR, how could I resist?
a 1/72 Italeri Merlin HMA.1
a 1/72 Italeri H-21C Gunship
a 1/48 Tamiya Sturmgeschütz III
a 1/35 Tristar Panzer 38(t) with full-interior
a 1/700 Trumpeter Admiral Hipper - thinking this wasn't scrapped in 1946, but sold to some other country, where it got a re-fit and served well into the 1980s....

Seems that the LHS' stash reduction sale resulted in a massive growth of my stash. 

[Green Dragon]

Three more from the bay of e today.
Academy Typhoon
Italeri BAe Hawk 100
Revell Republic Venator Class Star Destroyer

Paul Harrison

[Aircav]

A 1/48 Airfix TSR.2 from the LMS.  
Just wondering if I could get away with doing her Swiss ?

[The Wooksta!]

They could afford it, what with all that Nazi gold they stole.  Doubt that they'd have a role for it though.

[Weaver]

From the LHS's bits box, lots of cargoey bits for the Hardcorps Tornado.

They could afford it, what with all that Nazi gold they stole.  Doubt that they'd have a role for it though.

Since it'd be over the border before it got it's wheels up, perhaps it could fly right around the world and attack the enemy from the rear? 

[GTX]

More additions to the stash:

1/48 Airfix Sea Harrier
1/48 Fine Molds Mitsubishi A7m2 "Reppu" Sam
1/48 Tamiya Beaufighter Tf.Mk.X    
1/48 Monogram F-16A
1/48 AMT/ERTL S-3A Viking    
1/48 AMT/ERTL Henschel Hs129 B    
1/48 AMT/ERTL ES-3 Shadow
1/48 Italeri Mirage 111E
1/48 Italeri Skyhawk A-4 E/F/G
1/48 Italeri Stingbat LHX   
1/48 Heritage Aviation Models FMA IA58 Pucara
1/48 Heritage Aviation Models D.H.88 Comet Grosvenor House
1/48 Alley Cat GAF Jindivik Mk. 3 & 4
1/48 Fox 3 Studios TF-86 Conversion

Regards,

Greg

[thedarkmaster]

from the sale at work 2 trumpetor 1/144 scale Bear bombers 

[Gondor]

From eBay a 1/72 Vulcan, not decided if it will be real world or with a different store from the Secret Projects books or maybe Indian Air Force takes My fancy

Gondor

[NARSES2]

Now Indian sounds tasty, perhaps with a Pakistan AF B-47 delivered by the Yanks in an attempt to even things up 

[Nigel Bunker]

Nice pile of spitfire bits from Freightdog:

Early Spitfire IX conversion
Big slipper tank for Spitfire XIX
Cylindrical fuel tank
Spitfire XVIII tail

Fast service from Freightdog (about 3 days) and they are lovely mouldings - not an air bubble to be seen.

[AeroplaneDriver]

From the eBay Fairy....

1/72 Airfix Navy Lynx
1/72 Airfix Beagle Basset
1/72 Monogram F7-F Tigercat
and....arrived damaged due to shipping in an envelope instead of a bos for 50% what I paid for shipping...
1/72 Matchbox Hawker 125-600...kinda pissed about this one....

[Daryl J.]

Monogram F-4C
Another Monogram F-4C
and another pair of the same.

In One Forty-Eighth.
(Red Rose Wine)
Daryl J.