1/144 scale

Hmm... interesting, I'll look and see what I can find.... in the meantime, what is your source for 1/144 scale figures? I'm kinda in the market for some of them myself.

Thanks,
Frank

Here is where I found the 1/144 figurse tho I ordered 2 sets 1 US and 1 axis set I only got the US set of figures the others are on back order. BTW the are very small and unpainted . Now where did I put that 5X mag lens???

SkipT

http://www.euro-trains.com/preiser/preiser.html

1/144 scale....i can't even see 1/35

you have my undying admiration for your patience

Thanks Skip, will check them out. In the planning stages for a dio or a 1/144 Piedmont Airlines YS-11 sitting on the ramp, door open / stairs down, loading passengers.

dpeacock.... You're right, the old eyes have paid the price for sure! I figured I'd go ahead and see if I could order some figures, thus eliminating excuses not to start it. I'm currently working on a dio of the sinking Titanic, 1/570 Revell kit, which I used the Tom's 1/600 Rails, Ladders, Stairs PE set, along with six PE figure plates with 120 people on each plate. Talk about 5x Mag Lens!!!

Take care,
Frank

A company called LS made two sets of 1/144 missiles and modern bombs. Recently saw some on E-bay. You might be able to use N scale (1/160) drums and crates. Check your local train shop and take along one of them tiny folks to use as a size comparison!

admirable Stindle.........
i've the same 1/144 virus with no remedy in sight.......
great AM ideas & sites y'all.......

QUOTE: [i] dpeacock.... You're right, the old eyes have paid the price for sure!

Just an FYI, my wife just bought me a neat little item from QVC called a "Crafting Glasses with Magnifying Lenses & Light" If you want to see it, search the QVC.com site for item F7704. Works like a charm on my ancient eyes

Ahhh... thanks dpeacock, will definately look into that!! I have about 12 pairs of reading glasses I use for different applications... look like Fred Sanford going through his drawer of glasses, while I'm trying to work!!

Thanks again,
Frank

QUOTE: Originally posted by dhenning A company called LS made two sets of 1/144 missiles and modern bombs. Recently saw some on E-bay. You might be able to use N scale (1/160) drums and crates. Check your local train shop and take along one of them tiny folks to use as a size comparison!

Good deal will check that out.


I am doing 2 Dio's one of a team arming a B17 bomber and the other of the Enola gay being loading with the Abomb. Both are going to my old high school history teacher to display in his class. Have both models almost done and want to start working on the Dio back grounds. Slow and stead is the word of the day on 1/144 scale for sure.
As always u guys have the best info

QUOTE: Originally posted by oldhooker Thanks Skip, will check them out. In the planning stages for a dio or a 1/144 Piedmont Airlines YS-11 sitting on the ramp, door open / stairs down, loading passengers. dpeacock.... You're right, the old eyes have paid the price for sure! I figured I'd go ahead and see if I could order some figures, thus eliminating excuses not to start it. I'm currently working on a dio of the sinking Titanic, 1/570 Revell kit, which I used the Tom's 1/600 Rails, Ladders, Stairs PE set, along with six PE figure plates with 120 people on each plate. Talk about 5x Mag Lens!!! Take care, Frank

Wow that would be nice looking Dio looking forward to pics

SkipT