Jacob Walker gives us his impressions on the Tamiya IJN Sakura he built in 1:700 scale.
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Tamiya's Sakura in 1:700Posted: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 - 07:55 AM UTC
Gunny
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Posted: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 - 10:16 PM UTC
Thanks, Jacob!
Looks good, mate!
~Gunny
Looks good, mate!
~Gunny
Fordboy
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Posted: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 - 10:41 PM UTC
Gidday Jacob
I enjoyed the review as well.
Just a question for Jacob and Mark is it just a coincidence that Pennsylvania is producing all these ship modellers?
Is there something in the local air/water contributing to this?
LOL
Regards
Sean
I enjoyed the review as well.
Just a question for Jacob and Mark is it just a coincidence that Pennsylvania is producing all these ship modellers?
Is there something in the local air/water contributing to this?
LOL
Regards
Sean
Gunny
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Posted: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 - 10:51 PM UTC
Quoted Text
Gidday Jacob
I enjoyed the review as well.
Just a question for Jacob and Mark is it just a coincidence that Pennsylvania is producing all these ship modellers?
Is there something in the local air/water contributing to this?
LOL
Regards
Sean
Hi Sean!
Probably because we're practically landlocked here in Western PA!
:-)
We've got water and boats, but not oceans and ships!!! LOL (oh but we do in our dreams, don't we, Jake? )
~Gunny
redneck
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Posted: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 - 11:58 PM UTC
Thanks guys. I’m glad you liked it.
Hopefully this will just be the first of many reviews I can do for the site and for the kitmaker network as a whole.
We’ve got Erie.
And I’m still not sure what exactly they have in this water. :-)
(Actually my interest in the warships comes from having a grandfather and half brother who both served in the navy as well as a niece who’s in now)
Hopefully this will just be the first of many reviews I can do for the site and for the kitmaker network as a whole.
Quoted Text
We've got water and boats, but not oceans and ships!!! LOL (oh but we do in our dreams, don't we, Jake? )
We’ve got Erie.
And I’m still not sure what exactly they have in this water. :-)
(Actually my interest in the warships comes from having a grandfather and half brother who both served in the navy as well as a niece who’s in now)
Fordboy
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Posted: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 - 05:44 PM UTC
Well guys you answered my question. LOL
Its all great stuff and Jake you have prime and admirable motivation there mate.
Whatever the secret ingredient/motivator its real great having you guys around.
Regards
Sean
Its all great stuff and Jake you have prime and admirable motivation there mate.
Whatever the secret ingredient/motivator its real great having you guys around.
Regards
Sean