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For years I wondered if I was the only one that wondered where the tamiya artists got their inspiration for the box covers.
I'm intrigued by this post. Now I want to see it, darn it!
Griffin
Me to Griffin.
Flak88, afraid your going to have to find another hosting site, either that or cough up 400 bucks to Photobucket.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
Do you mean this highly aristic one?:
All comments and critique welcomed. Thanks for your honest opinions!
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Flak88Gunner ( P-B image of John Cleese next to central box art face ) For years I wondered if I was the only one that wondered where the tamiya artists got their inspiration for the box covers.
( P-B image of John Cleese next to central box art face )
Anyone with a good car don't need to be justified - Hazel Motes
Theres a pinterest page with the 100 or so "best" Tamiya box paintings.
I like this one too.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
I think I got it now ,try this
Now I know what you meant at first!
But it can also be a coincidence. Like my tank commander - I have painted his face, than I look again and check it out - Elvis Presley!
Have a nice day!
Paweł
That does indeed look like Elvis
Hey !
You know you are right , besides a younger John Cleese you have a young Clint Eastwood and the fellow to the far right is amazingly reminiscent of a young Chuck Conners from the " Rifleman "
Pawel
Isn't that Kirk Douglas at bottom left holding an MP-40?
Hey ;
That can't be Kirk Douglas .There's no chin Dimple !
As a youngster, I bought Tamiya kits based more on the ‘coolness’ factor of their box art than the actual subject itself.
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