1/72 Re.2002 Ariete - finito
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Re: 1/72 Re.2002 Ariete - finito
lol, nothing for you to be sorry about Bsyamato - still confused at how I got the legs crossed up. I don't know if I dare snip them & spin them, may just make things worse. My only hope is to go home & find out that the instructions had an error?!?! 
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VanceCrozier wrote:lol, nothing for you to be sorry about Bsyamato - still confused at how I got the legs crossed up. I don't know if I dare snip them & spin them, may just make things worse. My only hope is to go home & find out that the instructions had an error?!?!
Finito Benito, next Herohito !
Not to worry, Vance.
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The snow...
SO.
Much.
Snow.
Does stuff to a guy. Even a Canadian guy.

SO.
Much.
Snow.
Does stuff to a guy. Even a Canadian guy.
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Hurrcanes, no, but we've had several storms roll through this winter with wind gusts between 80-100kph. 
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JimD wrote:Another cool and obscure (to me) build. I could see myself building one of these in a scale my eyes could actually see.
lol, thanks Jim! Yep, I'm more likely to find these less-typical machines in 1/72 scale of course, but I look at my stash, and start thinking "I already wear glasses" and wonder silently, how long will I be happy dealing with the small scale. So far, so good.
btw, Italeri has a boxing of the Re.2002 in 1/48 scale.
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VanceVanceCrozier wrote:JimD wrote:Another cool and obscure (to me) build. I could see myself building one of these in a scale my eyes could actually see.
lol, thanks Jim! Yep, I'm more likely to find these less-typical machines in 1/72 scale of course, but I look at my stash, and start thinking "I already wear glasses" and wonder silently, how long will I be happy dealing with the small scale. So far, so good.
btw, Italeri has a boxing of the Re.2002 in 1/48 scale.
Hopefully, by the time your eye sight requires switching to a larger scale, AIRFIX will have released a 1/24 version...........
OTOH.........Manny is still happily building in 1/48th.
Perhaps old, un-dead Field Marshal eyes don't need spectacles.......or his monocle has "macro " capability.........
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well.................this is a family friendly forum............. 





