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Old 10-16-2004, 04:41 PM   #1
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Has anyone made an Air Force airport with like F-15s and F-16s? If so can you help me because I was trhinking of using GHQ's models to make one. They have everything from Aircraft to Tanks. Help is needed so, Help me.
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Old 10-24-2004, 08:53 PM   #2
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Where did you find those aircraft at by GHQ? I'm having trouble locating them as I've been thinking of doing one myself!

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www.ghqmodels.com the go to military models then catolouge then 1/285 mdoern scale then Nato Aircarft then Fixed Wing Aircraft or Helicopters
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Man, that's some cool stuff.

So, at 1/285th scale, how big is say, the M-1 Abrams? I might be interested in getting some of this.
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Old 10-25-2004, 10:31 PM   #5
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well, after checking it out and doing the math...I think the 1/285 will be a little too big to believe. However, I think I'm still going to try it, but use the 1/350 planes made for 1/350 aircraft carriers...not too much lost in size there. Once I do it, I'll check back in with updates.
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I have those an M1A2 Abrams tank is about 1 inch long. Aviatorisu what company is that made by? Sounds cool.
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How about a plastic kit ? I once have a plastic kit of USS America in 1:500
with a lot of fighters onboard - i dont remeber but i think it was Rewel ??
maybe you could use aircraft from a plastic kit

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These are made by Tamiya for their 1/350 scale Naval Ships. I think I'm going to use these with some C-17s, P-3s, or KC-135s and try an air base.

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Damn, now those are sweet! Are they plastic?
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Very nice man. Would love those thank you alot.
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Sweet, SUPERTOMCATS.
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Damn, now those are sweet! Are they plasic?
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It is bought some last night at HobbyMasters. Amazing Tomcats and Hornets.
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If you look, it does not have a small wing that pops out when the wings are swept back.
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I am thinking about taking those tanks and build a tank base and shooting range. Might have a small airport.
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out of curiousity do you have to paint those jets yourself or do they come painted?
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Old 10-29-2004, 04:37 PM   #18
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You have to buy special paint but I just made them for fun right now. I will make more and make a base probably. I love the F/A-18 Hronets. They are so hot.
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If it's any help guys, I recently saw for sale (on E-Bay) 2 x 1:400 sets of military aircraft. One was USAF, one was USN. I can't find them now (AAAARGH!) but the manufacturers name was something like ARRIANI (though I,ve probably got that wrong!)
Imagine though a model of RAF Lakenheath with visiting C-5, C-17, or KC-135s!!! DROOL!

Wahey, they're back on auction, currently $15 dollars for 19 USN Aircraft, the manufacturers are calle Arii. Any help???

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