My stash just grew again 2025

[Weaver]

From the local hobby shop:

Tamiya 1/35th M41 Walker Bulldog
Pair of HO/OO railway catenary wire poles (brand unclear - from the 2nd hand box)
Ratio Trackside HO/OO 510 Industrial Fittings (pair of capped chimneys, basically)
6 x Scalextric circular track supports

Some of these are related to other purchases and some are not. I leave you to figure it out...

[Gondor]

From Jadlam Racing

Albion Alloys SB1M Square Brass Tube 3.96mm x 0.353mm 305mm Length

Albion Alloys SB2M Square Brass Tube 4.76mm x 0.353mm 305mm Length

Both the above were bought for my P.1121 build.

1 x 1/72 Italeri 1486 AW101 Merlin HM.1

Bought to make the postage free

1 x eduard SS287 EH101

Bought with a voucher for money off, which just about covered the cost of the etch.

From the local Post Office where I picked up the parcel,

Locktite Superglue, having found that I had run out. £4 though 

[Spino]

Spino mate you should have fun building this one ,,the Testors F-4S based from the Italeri molds ,,so its old but from a few mins hunting its got good detail and goes together rather nicely ...testors can be hit and miss sometimes with a lot of their kits being other manufactures molds ,,like their OV-10 Bronco ...ordinally ita a Hawk kit before it became Testors Hawk ..nothing new about that at all ,,happens all the time     

Well after having taken a look at the F-4S kit, I'm rather impressed with the level of detail overall, though the missiles leave something to be desired.  The AIM-7s are so small they look like stretched AGM-45s, and have very little detail at all, and the AIM-9s look like fat AIM-9J/Ps  hardly suitable for a Navy Phantom (unless of course you're whiffing it  ).  I'll probably end up swapping the missiles out for some of my 3D-printed ones when I get round to building this Phantom.

[Wardukw]

Spino mate you should have fun building this one ,,the Testors F-4S based from the Italeri molds ,,so its old but from a few mins hunting its got good detail and goes together rather nicely ...testors can be hit and miss sometimes with a lot of their kits being other manufactures molds ,,like their OV-10 Bronco ...ordinally ita a Hawk kit before it became Testors Hawk ..nothing new about that at all ,,happens all the time     

Well after having taken a look at the F-4S kit, I'm rather impressed with the level of detail overall, though the missiles leave something to be desired.  The AIM-7s are so small they look like stretched AGM-45s, and have very little detail at all, and the AIM-9s look like fat AIM-9J/Ps  hardly suitable for a Navy Phantom (unless of course you're whiffing it  ).  I'll probably end up swapping the missiles out for some of my 3D-printed ones when I get round to building this Phantom.

Oh the classic case of the knackered missile syndrome 
I've got a good pile of those sorts ,,details which missed any form of accuracy ,,even tho in our world that's not a problem ,,which is good i'll admit 
I brought ages ago the Hasegawa weapons sets for my birds ,,i'm lucky that the 48th scale sets are still easy to get ,,i think the 72nd ones are too and man either sizes the details a ten times better than you'll find in even the high priced kits some times ..which does shock me to be honest .
Perfect example is my Tamiya 48th F-15 kit ,,the kit goes together like a dream but the weapons are crap ,,the Sidewinders and Sparrows aint worth the plastic there molded from ,,thankfully the Hasegawa ones sort that out 
The fins on those crap weapons tho come in handy for all sorts of things       

[zenrat]

From the local hobby shop:

Tamiya 1/35th M41 Walker Bulldog
Pair of HO/OO railway catenary wire poles (brand unclear - from the 2nd hand box)
Ratio Trackside HO/OO 510 Industrial Fittings (pair of capped chimneys, basically)
6 x Scalextric circular track supports

Some of these are related to other purchases and some are not. I leave you to figure it out...

You are up gunning the tank with a huuuuuuuuge long gun...

[scooter]

From the local hobby shop:

Tamiya 1/35th M41 Walker Bulldog
Pair of HO/OO railway catenary wire poles (brand unclear - from the 2nd hand box)
Ratio Trackside HO/OO 510 Industrial Fittings (pair of capped chimneys, basically)
6 x Scalextric circular track supports

Some of these are related to other purchases and some are not. I leave you to figure it out...

You are up gunning the tank with a huuuuuuuuge long gun...

Or he's doing a scale-rama HO/OO BOLO on a Bulldog chassis...powered by overhead wires

[Weaver]

From the local hobby shop:

Tamiya 1/35th M41 Walker Bulldog
Pair of HO/OO railway catenary wire poles (brand unclear - from the 2nd hand box)
Ratio Trackside HO/OO 510 Industrial Fittings (pair of capped chimneys, basically)
6 x Scalextric circular track supports

Some of these are related to other purchases and some are not. I leave you to figure it out...

You are up gunning the tank with a huuuuuuuuge long gun...

I was going to say "all will become clear", but on the "realistic goals bring realistic achievments" principle, all I'm going to promise is that some of it will become somewhat entertainingly less confusing...

[DogfighterZen]

Finally, delivered from Germany, just a day short of a month...
Heli-Scale Quality 3D printed 1/32 Hughes MD-500 and Bell 206 Jet Ranger tall skids
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After two weeks the seller was still waiting for the parts to be delivered to him from his 3D print supplier and it took another week plus a couple of days for him to post the parts... when the ebay listing says he has 3 available of each set...

[Wardukw]

Had a wee bit of fun this morning ,,a company called Hobby Direct which is based in Aus and sells on trademe here is selling alot of kits at some pretty good discounted prices so i brought 3 i've wanted for a while today .,.i got these
Open gallery
I Love Kit 1:35 German Rhm.-Borsig waffentrager
1948737269 by Phill Harrison, on Flickr
Hobbyboss 1:35 German Pzkpfw.Ii Ausf.J VK16.01 Light Tank
2170381902 by Phill Harrison, on Flickr
Hobbyboss 1:35 French Ebr-10 Wheeled Recon Vehicle
2096544352 by Phill Harrison, on Flickr

[Captain Canada]

I bought an Academy Jaguar in 144th scale from Ebay. Hadn't seen one before. Basic and a couple goofy curves. Hopefully looks like one when she's all painted.

[NARSES2]

Finally, delivered from Germany, just a day short of a month...
Heli-Scale Quality 3D printed 1/32 Hughes MD-500 and Bell 206 Jet Ranger tall skids
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They look worth the wait though   

[DogfighterZen]

Finally, delivered from Germany, just a day short of a month...
Heli-Scale Quality 3D printed 1/32 Hughes MD-500 and Bell 206 Jet Ranger tall skids
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They look worth the wait though   

Yep, they certainly look the part. 
I'm only a bit worried about the Ranger's skids being able to hold the weight of the built model with 4 figures in there but today i have the whole afternoon to dig up both models and do some testing.

[Steel Penguin]

small king kit oder so all 2nd hand.
Suyata  1:32 )( well the figure is) madness on the street luna and selena,  the lambo style race car with the skeleton armour cage and driver figure.
Confrontation miniatures Eclipsante,  wargames figure
and the reason for the order, a white metal games workshop green knight,  i have one, but its in fine cast and i wasnt too impressed, this one is going to get a CD base and trees and ruins as a display figure. 

[Pellson]

As mentioned elsewhere, and using the excuse to keep this thread up to date whilejust enjoying the odd post here, these items have arrived during the last week or so:

Another lovely Hasegawa Draken kit. You can never have too many of these.

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An old Revell ATB, or what they once guessed the forthcoming B-2 Spirit would look like.  Will become a BAe Vulcan II in due course.

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The basis for my planned SAAB long range bomber project, roughly looking at something in the TSR.2 class, from a performance point of view, an absolutely ancient Lindberg Draken in 1/48

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The inspiration for the above is this AI picture of unknown origin

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While not looking to build exactly that, I do have a couple of Airfix Viggen prototypes that could come in handy as well on this, methinks.

Further, an example of the guesstimated SAAB JAS39 Gripen prototype from Revell, which is horrendously inaccurate in most respects, but which also is a set of very nice whif fodder indeed, providing four really nice missiles that look definitely Swedish while not being too close to the real stuff, and also four ECM pods, two of which are very good bases indeed for actual pods used on A32A Lansens. There's also two other pods that could be used as Swedish lightweight ECM pods, inspired by the French Barax/Barracuda series.

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The main reason for this last kit is however that I'll need its wings for the Sk35G Draken Mod 4 trainer.

[Captain Canada]

Oooh those giant Swedish fighters looks awesome !