Korean War

[mart678]

Hi Guys


And I quote page's 335,418,419,and 423 with there references to T72's(Larry Bonds Red Pheonixs) also in the back of the book under the equipment list's
How do I know the above I have read the book at least 9x's(no I am not sad just like books with lots of Tanks in them)

And yes a lot of Modern Vehicles would be nice for the Koreans(south) M48's and possibly M60's and for the North T55,T62 and T72 with these and a few apc's you could do a lot of post war (you do not need the artillery unless you have a 40ft long table for the lighter guns to be on table can not understand rules that have the artillery on table after 1914? they dont have ranges of x many miles to sit within rifle range or tanks for that matter

Also the T54/55 will be of the above I want list SOON!!!!

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Arty - well you could use FOW........then it's on table, anyone got a Iowa at 1/144th scale ?

ianS

PS - dat a request 

[Hertsblue]

I think we calculated that one at a shade over six feet long a little while ago, didn't we? Not something you could stick under one arm, methinks. 

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Yep - 6.16 ft - roughly 6'2".

Shold be cast up as the freebie for the Birthday Bash. 

ianS

[mart678]

The Iowa would be no problems to build in that size,
So with the Iowa you could cut down cost by building half the ship broadside on or make all the 4 ships in the class you only have to make one triple 16inch and one dual 5.5inch you can cast the rest same with 20mm's and ships boats, or do you want a nice Cruiser,or destroyer

I have no problems building a ship that size I want to make a 74gun ship of the line in 1/144 but I don't think I would sell many

[fred.]

[Hertsblue]

Very nice, Fred - but not quite six feet, surely? 

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Also sholud only be 1 for Korea, Belfast and Edinbrough only two of that sub class, Edi went down in 43.

IanS

[mart678]

I have seen the light

Revell do a 1/144 scale Fletcher class destroyer also a 1/146 scale HMS Victory

[OldenBUA]

PFAH!

A battleship model should be big enough to sit in it and use to cruise around a lake...



http://www.bismarck-class.dk/shipmodels/german_models/admiralgrafspeeterra.html

[Hertsblue]

That's what I call a pocket-battleship! 

[fulcrum]

A proper naval battle, fought twice a week in Scarborough for decades with, ships, aircraft, shore bombardment, organ music...

British on one side and an un-named emeny (but with Gernamic sounding names).  I believe it was suspended during WW2

If the link doesn't work google "ships peasholm park"

Lee

[Ben Waterhouse]

Wow!

[fred.]

Very nice, Fred - but not quite six feet, surely? 

Not even 6cm!

[Chad]

I remember these battles at Scarborough when I was a lad on Holiday there. I think it was advertised as the Battle of the River Plate. Wonderful experience for a youngster!

Chad (now somewhat older)

[Hertsblue]

Who gets the job of dredging up all the broken models when it's over? 

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Who gets the job of dredging up all the broken models when it's over? 

Visitin sferners......

IanS

[Leon]

I remember these battles at Scarborough when I was a lad on Holiday there. I think it was advertised as the Battle of the River Plate. Wonderful experience for a youngster!

We used to go to Scarborough on holiday as well, and visited this a few times.

[mollinary]

How Wierd is this?    I am following this thread and the same thing comes up on BBC 2!!!??   

Mollinary

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

How Wierd is this?    I am following this thread and the same thing comes up on BBC 2!!!??   

Mollinary

You mean there's somthing on BBC other than BLOODY TENNIS.

IanS