
Seems I was a bit confused by the color of the cap back then - not the chest-eagle, I don't know why I wrote it but okay...
The cap seemed a bit too infantry-like but what Christian said is right - I understand now

/Sbf.Koch
Bill Medland wrote:A "collectible model kit" list would have to include the Hasegawa Mörser Karl on railway carrier and the Leopold railgun, both in 1:72.
These kits reach Germany in ones and twos in German model shops about twice a year. I have several friends in Germany that are always on the lookout for them.
Altough I am not really a fan of 1:72 scale or Hasegawa, they look cool on my World War Two Model Railroad! 8)
I just wish the rail guns were available in 1:35! Then I could build a Garden railroad, well we can dream![]()
Regards,Bill.
Bill Medland wrote:A "collectible model kit" list would have to include the Hasegawa Mörser Karl on railway carrier and the Leopold railgun, both in 1:72.
These kits reach Germany in ones and twos in German model shops about twice a year. I have several friends in Germany that are always on the lookout for them.
Altough I am not really a fan of 1:72 scale or Hasegawa, they look cool on my World War Two Model Railroad! 8)
I just wish the rail guns were available in 1:35! Then I could build a Garden railroad, well we can dream![]()
Regards,Bill.
Lustmolch wrote:At my local model shop the other day, I saw an anniversary edition Spitfire by Airfix.
In the plastic bag with header card, this appears to be a limited edition repackaging. The header card is a 1950s facsimile, while the kit itself looks like the 1970s example, albeit in turquoise plastic.
Christian Ankerstjerne wrote:Hmmm... I have a feeling the documentation search for this kit will be exhausting, yet fruitless.