After much hinting (a careful fortnight campaign of orchestrated name dropping to my two eldest children: "Ahem, Daddy wants a Spitfire") and the availability of the said Airfix kit in a leading Supermarket chain meant I got what I wanted :)
And some Toblerlone milk chocolate to boot, so I am chuffed! I don't believe I ever had this model as a kid. I certainly had the early MkIa and I'm pretty sure I had the MkIX version too but somehow I missed out the Mk Vb, perhaps because to my young eyes it looked too much like the Mk IX with the 20mm cannon.All I can say is that I know better now.
The chocolate now consumed, the Spitfire (with its circa 1974 mould) to look forward to making. Time to reclaim a "painting tray" area as the house move looks to be put on hold.
The ongoing adventures of a boy who never grew out of making and playing with plastic model kits (and even some metal ones too). Also a wargamer in search of the perfect set of wargaming rules for WWII Land and 20th Century Naval campaigns. No part of this blog may be used or reproduced in any manner for the purpose of training artificial intelligence technologies or systems.
Sunday, 19 June 2011
Father's Day Present
Labels:
1/72,
20mm,
Airfix,
American Plane,
British Plane,
Father's Day,
Polish,
RAF,
Spitfire,
WWII
Saturday, 4 June 2011
WWII Italian Cavalry from HaT: Whatever next?
Link to WWII Italian Cavalry pictures
If I see them in the shops I will buy them, what for I am not exactly sure :)
Thanks to the Plastic Soldier Review for spotting these
Footnote: See Tim Gow's comments below, Russia 1941 and Yugoslavia are good options ;)
If I see them in the shops I will buy them, what for I am not exactly sure :)
Thanks to the Plastic Soldier Review for spotting these
Footnote: See Tim Gow's comments below, Russia 1941 and Yugoslavia are good options ;)
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