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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 9:58 pm 
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Hi all,
although I still know too little about the CH universe, I took the plunge and created a little flying monster - the Dragonfly.
I guess Peter can decide which race this thingy should be assigned too (heh - lazy old me).
Although they can't be seen, the lower wings bear a CH missile pod from the heavy tank model, and a drone (an od very small scale B25 Marauder off an aircraft carrier model).

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 Post subject: Command Horizon odds and ends
PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:23 pm 
The fuselage is a what now? It looks mighty cool.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:44 am 
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Very Cool !  Nice Camo ! :D

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 Post subject: Command Horizon odds and ends
PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 6:23 am 
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(Otterman @ Jun. 12 2007,00:23)
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The fuselage is a what now? It looks mighty cool.

Don't laugh. The rear part is part of some applicator thingy used to dispense some sort of fluid used in pathology specimen preparations, unless it's something dental (my wife is metamorphosing from a dentist to a pathologist, and it's hard to keep track of the parts which end up in the bits box).
The front part (besides the plasticard panels) is one rectangular brass pin from a 13A 3-pin plug used with just about every electrical appliance here in Malta - and in the UK, as far as I know. The wings are tabs off an ice cream tub, the antennae come from a 2001: A Space Odyssey Orion clipper kit (sad, that had got broken years ago.... nice model); and I've already explained the (invisible in this shot) missile launcher and drone.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 8:48 am 
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Inspired, looks like a dragonfly, the Dragonfly MKI observation and spotter plane.

The title says odds and ends, that's the odd, where's the ends?  :D

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(Justiniel @ Jun. 12 2007,09:48)
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The title says odds and ends, that's the odd, where's the ends?  :D

The ends, as they say, justify the means  :p

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:16 pm 
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(vanvlak @ Jun. 11 2007,16:58)
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and a drone (an od very small scale B25 Marauder off an aircraft carrier model).

I'm guessing you mean B-25 Mitchell, since the B-26 Marauder never took off from an aircraft carrier.

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and a drone (an od very small scale B25 Marauder off an aircraft carrier model).

I'm guessing you mean B-25 Mitchell, since the B-26 Marauder never took off from an aircraft carrier.

Oh no. However did I manage to mess that one up - shudder.
Mitchells, of course, for the Doolittle raid on Tokyo.  :(  :(  :(

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:26 pm 
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Don't they get the History Channel in Malta ?! ???  :;): :laugh:

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Don't they get the History Channel in Malta ?! ???  :;): :laugh:

We don't - but the trouble here is caffeine related.... sigh. I've loved the Mitchell and the Marauder ever since I was - er - 11-ish? And, perhaps unusually, I've always preferred the B-26. I have a 1/72 model of it waiting to be built - I'm planning something which is wavering between a Venetian air force B-26 (!) or, more likely, a colour scheme based on Catch-22  :devil:

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Oh yeah. The B-26 was a beautiful sleek design compared to the more "boxish" look of the B-25. I had a 1:72 airfix kit of the model as well. Excellent kit IMO :cool:

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 13, 2007 12:01 pm 
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(vanvlak @ Jun. 12 2007,06:23)
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The rear part is part of some applicator thingy...

Guessed that bit.

The front part (besides the plasticard panels) is one rectangular brass pin from a 13A 3-pin plug used with just about every electrical appliance here in Malta - and in the UK...

Didn't get that one but now you mention it - it's obvious.  I'm claiming that I was mislead by the lack of any scale reference  :confuse:

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No History Channel !!?!? ??? :O  Is Malta a penal colony ?!?!? ??? :O  How barbaric !!! :;):

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