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Ace Models

Started by Weaver, July 09, 2011, 04:07:28 AM

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Thorvic

http://www.acemodel.com.ua/pages/ace_2016.pdf

Ace are also doing the Conway FV4005  :thumbsup:,

Plenty of other interesting stuff lined up too, such as the Humber Snipes, VBLs, BTR-70/80s etc
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ysi_maniac

Finally Centurion 1/72 :party: :cheers: :drink:
... and 105 gun version?
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rickshaw

Interesting, an Israeli Centurion with a Type A 20 Pdr barrel.
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Army of One

Oooooh.......i really like some of the vehicles there......some of the four wheel stuff is great.....like some of the BTR's as well....
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chrisonord

AT LAST!!!! some 1/7nd scale V-150's, I have been wanting some of these for years!!

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What are Ace like to build these days, are newer one's any better than older kits?

Quote from: chrisonord on May 04, 2016, 12:58:29 PM
AT LAST!!!! some 1/7nd scale V-150's, I have been wanting some of these for years!!

Chris.

I'd like to see a Commando Scout, in any scale really.  Always like it's 70's sport car looks, like an armoured Stratos.
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chrisonord

I had a die cast one as a kid, think it was a corgi one, and have liked them ever since. They have loads of whiffing potential too.
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Weaver

The Commando Scout is kind of like a wheeled Scorpion really. I doubt you're going to see a kit of it any time soon though, 'cos nearly nobody bought it: just Egypt and Indonesia, as far as I know.
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Army of One

But Tamiya did Sgt York........
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NARSES2

Quote from: Army of One on May 06, 2016, 02:01:26 AM
But Tamiya did Sgt York........

Yup, but at the time everyone thought it was a working prototype and would go into series production and be sold all over the world. Back in the day model companies would vie with each other to be first out with a new model (I'm not saying the Tamiya Sgt York falls into this category) but it's why you have an awful lot of models out there, Airfix Buccaneer, which represent the prototype.
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Weaver

They didn't even have to sell the Sgt York all over the world, just to the US Army would have been enough to justify a model. Model companies play to their customers: that's why you get so many kits of Japanese vehicles that are never seen outside of Japan 'on the world stage', but French stuff, which is a fixture in just about every dirty-little-war, has been generally under-represented.

I wonder if A-Model take suggestions? If so, one thing they might consider is a 1/72nd M18 Hellcat: as far as I know, that's NEVER been kitted in 1/72nd and I can't seen any reason why not...
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NARSES2

Quote from: Weaver on May 06, 2016, 07:06:46 AM

I wonder if A-Model take suggestions? If so, one thing they might consider is a 1/72nd M18 Hellcat: as far as I know, that's NEVER been kitted in 1/72nd and I can't seen any reason why not...

Somebody did I swear, although it may have been 1/76 ? Nitto ? I had one when I was wargamming back in the 70's/80's  :blink: Their small scale armour was really good. Even had internal detail
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Army of One

Hobbymaster do one......in 1/72.....diecast though I'm sure......
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Weaver

Quote from: NARSES2 on May 06, 2016, 07:10:12 AM
Quote from: Weaver on May 06, 2016, 07:06:46 AM

I wonder if A-Model take suggestions? If so, one thing they might consider is a 1/72nd M18 Hellcat: as far as I know, that's NEVER been kitted in 1/72nd and I can't seen any reason why not...

Somebody did I swear, although it may have been 1/76 ? Nitto ? I had one when I was wargamming back in the 70's/80's  :blink: Their small scale armour was really good. Even had internal detail

Are you sure you're not remembering their M-36 Jackson Chris? Came with a despatch-rider on a Harley...
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