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Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
Scale Modeling and Military History
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Very nice, Jeff! 🙂 Crikey, I can remember the horse with the Hasegawa M3 Stuart!
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I thought it an odd inclusion. It was in the spares box for years, but the pose of the horse fit well with what was needed for this scene.
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Fun display. There were certainly a lot of horses used throughout the Second World War, I’d love to do a scene like this in 1/48.
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There were more horses used than is generally understood. I’d love to see your take on a cavalry diorama!
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“You ever hear of GM… Ford…. You got horses! What were you thinking?!” The PG version of the Webster quote…
Just today saw a picture of an Me 163 towed by oxen. I love the contrast of that image.
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I’ve wanted to use the oxen but with an Me 262, the dichotomy is fascinating!
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Looking good there Jeff.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete!
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Great show Jeff 😃an interesting set of cavalry, I to have the stray horse from the M3 Stuart and as you said it was a strange inclusion 🧐.
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Thanks Pat, the horse did prove useful in the end!
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