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1000 years III reich GB

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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 21, 2006 9:50 PM

 Duke Maddog wrote:
Italy possibly would have eventually been incorporated into the Reich by then, unless Hitler deigned to allow Mussolini to capture parts of central and southern Africa.

and italian army couldnt conquer it, demonstrating it incompetence and being incorporated to the reich anyway.

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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 21, 2006 9:55 PM
Sign - Welcome [#welcome] rudy, to this group build. it was a little dead before, and i dunno if it will continue in that way, but i hope you ll have fun here.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Sunday, July 23, 2006 2:01 PM
It's rudy_102, not rudy_104. Rudy 102 was a T-34/85 in the Polish film (translation sound much geekier than in Polish) The 4 tankers and their dog. Rudy 102 was their tank. 
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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, July 23, 2006 5:31 PM
sorry for the mistake
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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 24, 2006 9:11 AM
Well this looks like an cool GB. I will have a look at my models with wich one I would be in.

Edit: I have took a look and I found two models which I think would be fun. What do you guys think is cooler to see:

The A-129 Mangusta or the Sikorsky CH-54 A Skycrane?
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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 24, 2006 12:48 PM
i hope you can enter
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Posted by rudy_102 on Monday, July 24, 2006 4:01 PM

 Orklord wrote:
Well this looks like an cool GB. I will have a look at my models with wich one I would be in.

Edit: I have took a look and I found two models which I think would be fun. What do you guys think is cooler to see:

The A-129 Mangusta or the Sikorsky CH-54 A Skycrane?

I'ld think the mangusta looks more German than the Skycrane.

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Posted by rudy_102 on Monday, July 24, 2006 4:07 PM
Well, i've decided to make my Avenger as an American resistance machine, with a torpedo in the weapons bay, the four 500-pounders and 2 box-like bombs on the wings, replacing the wing-mounted MG's with MG-151 barrels, and finding a spare MG for the stinger gun, which wasn't included in the Italeri boxing. Expect pics soon, as after tommorow I'm back at Canada and the workbench!!!!!!
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Posted by rudy_102 on Monday, July 24, 2006 4:11 PM

 Sturzkampf wrote:
Sign - Welcome [#welcome] rudy, to this group build. it was a little dead before, and i dunno if it will continue in that way, but i hope you ll have fun here.

Wait, is it just me, or did I just notice that the smiley's arm is attached by a thread,and what is he mad about as he appears to be bashing his head???

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Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 24, 2006 8:16 PM
i dont understand
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Posted by rudy_102 on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 3:36 AM
This guy--->Sign - Welcome [#welcome] His arm is barely hanging on, and he's whamming himself on the head quite hard.
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 6:18 AM
 rudy_102 wrote:

 Orklord wrote:
Well this looks like an cool GB. I will have a look at my models with wich one I would be in.

Edit: I have took a look and I found two models which I think would be fun. What do you guys think is cooler to see:

The A-129 Mangusta or the Sikorsky CH-54 A Skycrane?

I'ld think the mangusta looks more German than the Skycrane.



That's also wath I thought.

Can I build it OOB or do I have to do (much) conversions? I would like to join it.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 12:08 PM
OOTB is okay, as long as it has appropriate makings (German,Japanese or resistance). My conribution is an OOTB Avenger in US resistance colors. Edit: Plus a Wp.20NW (modified An-2V).
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 12:16 PM
Than I will do that. The markings would be no problem.

So I'm in with an A-129 Mangusta in German Markings.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 12:47 PM

I'll go for it(map of the world, that is).

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Posted by rudy_102 on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 1:09 PM

Alright, here's the map:

P.S. the green writing says "Places of heavy resistance".

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:47 AM
nice map, friend.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Thursday, July 27, 2006 12:53 PM

Well, I'm now back in Canada. The Avenger has the interior mostly done, but details keep getting in the way and the fuselage won't close.Angry [:(!]Disapprove [V]Banged Head [banghead]

I'm trying to get it closed by messing around with where the details are located, but the got fed up with it and went on finescale.com.Censored [censored]Dunce [D)] 

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Posted by rudy_102 on Friday, July 28, 2006 5:49 PM
If anyone has managed to build the Italeri Avenger, any ideas on how to close that damn fuselage? (Yes, I'm still fighting with it.)
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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, July 28, 2006 11:15 PM
i built it. its a little hard. i just filled it after join the sides.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Saturday, July 29, 2006 11:41 AM

 Sturzkampf wrote:
i built it. its a little hard. i just filled it after join the sides.

Well, I don't like filling gaps, and that way, the Avenger's gonna be too fat. It'll also mean rescribing, in which I have no experience whatsoever.

And I may be going crazy with this GB, as I'm gonna enter a 1/72 Polish Resistance AN-2V, with bombs and MG's from the spares box.

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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 29, 2006 1:10 PM

OK. ill change the welcome message.

my avenger seems to have fitted better than yours, because the changes were not much.

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Posted by rudy_102 on Saturday, July 29, 2006 1:23 PM
Well, it looks as if your Avenger was better behaved then mine. The Colt is right here in front of me, it'll be done in a couple minutes, minor details to add, I'll borrow some bombs and rockets from the ever helpful spares box, and I'll use the provided red and white checkerboards plus stencils from both versions provided, the scheme's gonna be a September 1939 Khaki on light blue seen on all Polish planes of that time. I'm glad that Trump provided the clear stand, as those floats are mighty fragile!!!!!
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 29, 2006 1:34 PM
from which manufacturer?
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Posted by rudy_102 on Saturday, July 29, 2006 2:17 PM
Trumpeter.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Sunday, July 30, 2006 2:12 PM
Well, the Colt is mostly finished, all I have to do is finish the painting, and add defensive MG's. The upper surface is almost done, with OD instead of the originally planned Khaki(as I couldn't find any and was to lazy to mix itTongue [:P]). Light blue is still the underside colour. The upper wing and fuselage side red-and-white checkerboards are on, along with a red outlined yellow "17" from the kit sheet on either side of the rudder. Pics when my dad get a replacement digital camera.
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Posted by PanzerWulff on Sunday, July 30, 2006 6:06 PM
Once I finish my A-10 i cooked up an idea for a second build for this GB But it's a Secret SHHHHHHHH ! Mischief [:-,] the cammo on the A-10 is done (well almost) I might be able to get some pics by next weekend emphasis on "MIGHT"Big Smile [:D]
ACE??? you were NEVER an ace AN ace HOLE maybe! (Lister to Rimmer on BBC's RED DWARF) Chris"Hey GRAVITY still works"Gray
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Posted by rudy_102 on Sunday, July 30, 2006 6:35 PM
I look forward too seeing it.
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Posted by rudy_102 on Monday, July 31, 2006 3:10 PM

Well, I am reporting yet ANOTHER painting change to the An-2V, plus a name change to WPZL (Wolno Polskie Zaklady Lotnicze, translates (roughly) to Free Poland Aircraft Factory) Wp.20NW (Nocny Wodolot, or Night Seaplane) "Szczur" (Rat). The upper surface is staying OD, while the lower surfaces have been changed to Flat Black, and now it looks completely AWESOME!!!!!!!! Still have to add defensive MGs though. I have also written a (supposedly) brief  history of the use of the Wp.20 series: 

Developed under complete secrecy and of the tightest possible security in Nazi-occupied Poland, the Wp.20 series of attack biplanes made up the bulk of the Polish Resistance's air power. Armed with 2 30mm cannons with a whopping 875 rounds each, plus a possible 1000 lb. bombload (800 in the W versions), or 12 rockets(10 in the W versions), or 500lbs.(300 in the W versions) of bombs and 6 rockets, it soon became the biggest headache of Nazi planners. Power was provided by captured German BMW 811 (fictional engine)18 cylinder radials, producing 2175 hp, and propleling the Wp.20 to a max of 612 km/h (382 mph)(586 km/h (364 mph) in the W versions).  The 30mm cannons could together throw out 90 lbs. of lead in 6 seconds, with the firing rate being 10 rounds a second, which would make each shell 15lbs. in weight. Even E-100's crumbled when pounded by a Wp.20. And the Wp.20 was everything but easy to soot down. With two 20mm Hispanos on either side of the fuselage peeking out from the mid-section windows, and a roll and turn rate beyond anything that the German fighters could achieve, a German pilot would have only miliseconds on the Wp.20's tail before the pilot turned and gave the gunners in the mid- section the chance to pop shots at the  attacker. And they were no pushovers. The gunners on the Wp.20 were of the best marksmen the Polish Resistance. They would then procede to tear up the attacker's engine, fuel tanks and cockpit, with a certain chance of fire breaking out and the attacker either plummteing to the ground or blowing up. Due to this, any German pilot proven to bring down a Wp.20 would recieve an Iron Cross with Golden Oak Leaves and Swords. Even flak gunners had trouble with these, having to worry again about the marksmen and their Hispanos, using the to rake German AA defences. And they had around 84% assurance that their shots hit the Flak guns. One Wp.20 being enough to topple German defences in their chosen area, Wp.20s usually flew in flights of 10-15 a/c, being able to saturate areas 20-30 sq. miles with various ordnance and inordnance. Poland pretty soon regained independance, and used their Wp.20s to hold the line whil the built up thier depleted ground forces. After this, the Poles stormed into Germany, and then proceded to annex it into their territory. After this, they moved right and re took territory the Russia stole after September 17.Having established themselves in Europe and the world, Poland then proceded to free the remaining countries left under Nazi and Imperial Japanese rule. Russia, however, still wasn't trusted by Poland (after all the invasions and annexions Russia aimed at Poland throughout history, why should they?), and got incorporated into Poland. So Hitler still wouldn't have gotten his 1000 year Reich if he won WW2, if things went according to my plans. And Stalin wouldn't have been there to meddle with plans to bring Germany down!!! Well, time to do some more maps.

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Posted by rudy_102 on Monday, July 31, 2006 4:17 PM
Well, I am here to announce that thw Wp.20NW is done, with the Hissys in the gunners' windows and 4 200 lb. bombs added (complying with the above mentioned 800 lb. max bombload for the seaplanes.). Still going crazy about hte fact that we gave the digital camera to our uncle in Poland o well I'll call my friend and see if he can come over as he has a digital camera. Bye.
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