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Wild Bob: I think it depends what diorama you want to build. The french in their Indochina war used jeeps, of course. Also the ARVN Troops. I do not think it was in service with the US troops at their Vietnam war. Maybe in use with some other organisations. Take a look at this: https://cj3b.info/Military/Vietnam61to75.html Hope this helps!

Hello Ratch, this looks quite fine. Well done! 😀

/media/tinymce_upload/d2756b50496b46f5a5a994d504c0bcc2.JPG I will paint these next.

@jopress57: let me see the result. 😀

I always liked the beautiful old boxart of the Airfix figure boxes. And I like the size of the boxes, too. Here are some examples. I think they always tell a story...Thanks for the artists! /media/tinymce_upload/f4efc878af8009ce50e314137e633f3a.jpg

Here are some better Pictures of my tank. /media/tinymce_upload/0b70f346dcb0242e7d041c3a293ea6bc.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/2cd4acf0ebf411ab1048896537696eb6.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/07c30ff88036ccde8a084335ea073b85.JPG

I know the film too, an amazing and exciting story. Your Me 109 is well done, I like it! 😆

Some years ago I build this BAC one-eleven from Aer Lingus in 1:144. It was build straight out of the box. I liked to close the windows with clearfix, but this didn`t work. /media/tinymce_upload/71bc68a133c47b929c35c5a9cee703be.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/8acefbaf7dbd1b0d2214509bf406fa4f.JPG

jopress57: Thank you! I have some old fabric of tights. This must be cut into little pieces and glued into position. Then painting the vehicle and at least glue the scrim on the nettings. I take several thinks from railway models, or even tea. Hope this helps. 😀

My BAOR Recce Land Rover with crew. /media/tinymce_upload/8a29ade91a8e08e3e8cccf4ceb72a252.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/f87362ac98d90a3b32613d2e16ad9860.JPG

hi folks, thank you very much for your help.

Now it´s ready for the crew. /media/tinymce_upload/0fbf4563c87fb2952e759cb1d6fd07f8.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/63342954ca9e716573c9f1988dc6b394.JPG

Camo is ready. Next step is painting details and adding some parts. /media/tinymce_upload/65c701d94f262476a0c38b748b0e9e8c.JPG

For my Falklands War collection I line to build a Leander Class frigate. The main deck is suggested in brick red. Is this really the right color for this? Thanks for help. /media/tinymce_upload/31746f8741c59988364ca23f4c998825.JPG

first update: some addings and some pieces I will stow on the vehicle. @jopres57: yes I will make the camos on my own like on the Scimitar. /media/tinymce_upload/069c621bc9b751092fdc69cf6004ca5f.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/3b3857247d3a5356d9fbf35f6155930e.JPG

I always liked the older boxart of figure boxes particular of Airfix boxes. Also I liked the small boxes. Unfortunately the figures in the box weren`t the same poses from those of the box in most cases. 🤔

I`m going to do a Recce Land Rover from BAOR for my "cold war" figures. The base for this conversation is an Airfix (JB) soft top Land Rover. First I will build the vehicle. /media/tinymce_upload/1a5338e6b784c88527d41de2dc9f70c2.JPG

It`s called "GREIF" wich means "griffin" from the mythological creature...

Some time ago I painted some of these. I used white for the suit, grey for the gloves and boots. Black for the visor. I tried to use bronze for the visors, too, but was not very satisfied with the result.

Thank you. 😆

Here is my Airfix Scimitar Tank with some camouflage. Due lack of crew figures I have done the crew myself by conversations of infantry figures. Making headphones was quite difficult. Its made from putty.Hope you like it. /media/tinymce_upload/b8f18c1247d7af6eed85474804e0f7a1.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/f6ae6e377f22459bd4f756fd718a5c55.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/048e4e088735b2cd6e0c19cfbad7c5bf.JPG /media/tinymce_upload/b0cb3f31e17750c1ce6a6e2c16c957df.JPG

sehr gut gemacht! go on, Iwan!! 😆

Yes, but not only RAF vehicles. All cold war vehicles would be welcome. An Unimog would be great! There are a number of versions.

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@paws4thot: ahhh, thats it...I did not know Lossiemouth is so beautiful... 😉 😆