My stash just grew again 2026

[McColm]

Airfix Avro Shackleton MR.2 bought secondhand from eBay.
1/72 Sanger vacuform Avro Lincoln Bomber
1/72 M-55 reconnaissance aircraft

Two sets of Revell acrylic paint
Wet and dry papers
Milliput filler

[NARSES2]

No surprises, except this;

1 x Brengun 1/72 Czech Letov S4A Late Biplane Fighter (BRE-BRS72023) - for my Czech kit collection, which will hopefully become builds, one day ... Like everything else.

It's Tiny! 

Only about 8cm long with an 11cm wingspan! 

Well it is 1/72 

Be interested in your views as to the quality of the kit. My only experience with Brengun is with some of their "bits and bobs"

[zenrat]

I've managed to lose some of the Pe-8's defensive guns.
I received two sets of these today which will go towards replacing them.
20260717_145628 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr
20260717_145727 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[Gondor]

Received from eBay

3 x 1/72 Aerolus AEC004 Hydrauilsche Drehiafette HD 151 Z. Otherwise known as "Heavy twin 20mm MG turret developed for German 4- and 6- engined bomber.

1 x 1/72 Airwaves AEC72115 Grumman F11F-1 Tiger Instruments etc for Hasegawa. Bought to tart up the build I have, which is using the kit.

[Old Wombat]

No surprises, except this;

1 x Brengun 1/72 Czech Letov S4A Late Biplane Fighter (BRE-BRS72023) - for my Czech kit collection, which will hopefully become builds, one day ... Like everything else.

It's Tiny! 

Only about 8cm long with an 11cm wingspan! 

Well it is 1/72 

Be interested in your views as to the quality of the kit. My only experience with Brengun is with some of their "bits and bobs"

That could be interesting, as I have two Brengun Letovs, the S4A fighter & a much bigger S-16 recce/bomber in the same scale. The former is all resin, the latter is all IM styrene (Short run? Doesn't have locating pins, anyway).

I need to start boosting my out-put of completed kits, these may make a good starting point.

[The Chaos]

New at my stash.

[NARSES2]

That could be interesting, as I have two Brengun Letovs, the S4A fighter & a much bigger S-16 recce/bomber in the same scale. The former is all resin, the latter is all IM styrene (Short run? Doesn't have locating pins, anyway).

I need to start boosting my out-put of completed kits, these may make a good starting point.

Cheers mate

[Old Wombat]

Lots of goodies to love & play with there, Chaos! 

[killnoizer]

I found these old kits, not shure what i wanna do with them but think they are nice .

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[zenrat]

I like the look of them.  What scale are they? Google translate tells me they are 1/35.

You could whiff them.  Change the weapons.  Give them ammo pouches, pistols, and carbines slung across their backs.
But i'd be tempted to try some sort of martial arts movie diorama.  Suspend one in mid air like there was wire work going on.  Add a camera crew and a director...

[Weaver]

I like the look of them.  What scale are they? Google translate tells me they are 1/35.

You could whiff them.  Change the weapons.  Give them ammo pouches, pistols, and carbines slung across their backs.
But i'd be tempted to try some sort of martial arts movie diorama.  Suspend one in mid air like there was wire work going on.  Add a camera crew and a director...

One of these years I'm going to get around to doing that to the 1/12th scale Roman Centurion I've got in the stash. I even managed to pick up a 1/12th scale Beretta Mod 38 SMG for him at Telford one year, which seemed appropriate...

[Gondor]

I like the look of them.  What scale are they? Google translate tells me they are 1/35.

You could whiff them.  Change the weapons.  Give them ammo pouches, pistols, and carbines slung across their backs.
But i'd be tempted to try some sort of martial arts movie diorama.  Suspend one in mid air like there was wire work going on.  Add a camera crew and a director...

One of these years I'm going to get around to doing that to the 1/12th scale Roman Centurion I've got in the stash. I even managed to pick up a 1/12th scale Beretta Mod 38 SMG for him at Telford one year, which seemed appropriate...

I can't remember the weapon they carried on StarTrek TOS episode "Bread and Circuses"

[Nick]

I like the look of them.  What scale are they? Google translate tells me they are 1/35.

You could whiff them.  Change the weapons.  Give them ammo pouches, pistols, and carbines slung across their backs.
But i'd be tempted to try some sort of martial arts movie diorama.  Suspend one in mid air like there was wire work going on.  Add a camera crew and a director...

One of these years I'm going to get around to doing that to the 1/12th scale Roman Centurion I've got in the stash. I even managed to pick up a 1/12th scale Beretta Mod 38 SMG for him at Telford one year, which seemed appropriate...

I can't remember the weapon they carried on StarTrek TOS episode "Bread and Circuses"

A fair bit of googling says they used Madsen M/50, which the British Army nearly got instead of Sterlings.
Looks rather like an M3 Grease Gun.

https://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series

[scautomoton]

I like the look of them.  What scale are they? Google translate tells me they are 1/35.

You could whiff them.  Change the weapons.  Give them ammo pouches, pistols, and carbines slung across their backs.
But i'd be tempted to try some sort of martial arts movie diorama.  Suspend one in mid air like there was wire work going on.  Add a camera crew and a director...

One of these years I'm going to get around to doing that to the 1/12th scale Roman Centurion I've got in the stash. I even managed to pick up a 1/12th scale Beretta Mod 38 SMG for him at Telford one year, which seemed appropriate...

Its got to be the "Romans go home" scene from Life of Brian.....

[Weaver]

I like the look of them.  What scale are they? Google translate tells me they are 1/35.

You could whiff them.  Change the weapons.  Give them ammo pouches, pistols, and carbines slung across their backs.
But i'd be tempted to try some sort of martial arts movie diorama.  Suspend one in mid air like there was wire work going on.  Add a camera crew and a director...

One of these years I'm going to get around to doing that to the 1/12th scale Roman Centurion I've got in the stash. I even managed to pick up a 1/12th scale Beretta Mod 38 SMG for him at Telford one year, which seemed appropriate...

Its got to be the "Romans go home" scene from Life of Brian.....

LOL - the actual idea was to have him in Vietnam, with "Romanes Eunt Domus" written on the side of his helmet, the way pissed-off GIs would have peace signs and the like written on theirs.