Fury: The Review (1 Viewer)

[jazzeum]

Think you're right Al. Used to watch it too.

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Excuse my humor on this one but I could not resist!

My dog's name is Fury - name inspiration not from the tank - but in comparison I like my model better ^&grin
And he has been in the family for 10 years, way before I knew this hobby existed!!

He is checking out the tank below.....
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Not sure he was impressed as it did not squeak ^&confuse

Just some Wednesday laughs to share!!

Julie

I am sure he is enjoying that Fresh Polystone smell !

Wayne

 

[WesternOutlaw]

{sm4}

 

[katana]

Western Outlaw; Could you tell me the height of your War Daddy figure from top of base to top of head. Also I noticed in another thread that you have the new Coastal Gun Emplacement and crew in your neat Kreigsmarine diorama. How do you like the gun crew figures? I am thinking of buying a set to go with my vintage Hausser 760 Long Range Gun. A model in tin of the 10 cm Kanone on the sfh 18 carrige.

 

[WesternOutlaw]

Western Outlaw; Could you tell me the height of your War Daddy figure from top of base to top of head. Also I noticed in another thread that you have the new Coastal Gun Emplacement and crew in your neat Kreigsmarine diorama. How do you like the gun crew figures? I am thinking of buying a set to go with my vintage Hausser 760 Long Range Gun. A model in tin of the 10 cm Kanone on the sfh 18 carrige.

Hey Katana,
War Daddy is approx. 2 11/16" tall with base; 2 1/2" without base.

I really like the gun and gun crew; esp. the officer and radioman. Here's a few shots:


Atlantic Wall Coastal Gun (4) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr


Atlantic Wall Coastal Gun (3) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr

The dio you mentioned:

Kriegsmarine Port with Building (3) by Western Outlaw, on Flickr

Great figures!

 

[katana]

Great photos of the gun emplacement and crew. Thanks much. The war daddy figure is interesting as it is modeled on a real person. Brad Pitt is 5' 11" tall or 1803mm the figure is 2.5" or 63.5mm.
1803/63.5=28.4 The figure is 1/28 scale. Some K&C figures are even larger. I use them with 1/25 scale models.