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Brumbles wrote: Excellent find, but I would never have room enough for it!
Man... I'd make room for it...
You can probably cut those dragon's teeth-things off and fill the space with something -- Celluclay, maybe? -- maybe even reuse them, if they're true-to-scale.
Excellent find, but I would never have room enough for it!
Thanks
It was still in box filled with packing peanuts.
Manny , I agree with the teeth.
Jason
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54mm, so 1/32nd. Close enough I think.\
David
On the bench:
1/35 Tamiya M26 Pershing-0%
1/144 Minicraft P-38J Lightning-50%
Numerous 1/35 scale figures in various stages if completion.
Thanks guys
I got it for $20 so I though it was a good deal,and know I know. Do you think it is 35th scale?
ajlafleche wrote: The Hobby Bunkerhas this for sale at $125.00 and describes it as "D-Day Bunker System L53''x D14''x H7'' manufactred by Classic Toy Soldiers " Curious...How good a deal did you get on it? I hope seseing the retail price made you happy.
The Hobby Bunkerhas this for sale at $125.00 and describes it as "D-Day Bunker System L53''x D14''x H7'' manufactred by Classic Toy Soldiers "
Curious...How good a deal did you get on it? I hope seseing the retail price made you happy.
Ditto, how much did you pay?? I'm really wondering.
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Hello I found this at a yardsale and picked it up. It is made of a foam(kinda like greatstuff), it looks to me that it should be an Atlantic wall bunker. Let me know what you think
In the last pic is a yard stick to give an idea of how big this is!
Thanks Jason
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