Good morning from France.
Please find below quonset hut dimensions :
Length : 28.5 cm
Breadth : 23 cm
Height : 11 cm
I have buy one to make a diorama with the Hurricane, waiting for a Spit!!
Best regards
Hi and welcome to the forum!
Sounds like you have already got this.
I saw it in person for the first time at the London Show and was impressed with the detail on this. Wasn't that bothered from looking at the photos, but now it's on the list.
Simon
Good morning from France.
Please find below quonset hut dimensions :
Length : 28.5 cm
Breadth : 23 cm
Height : 11 cm
I have buy one to make a diorama with the Hurricane, waiting for a Spit!!
Best regards
Thank you for the answer but can someone tell me what that is in inches. Thanks.
Hi and welcome to the forum!
Sounds like you have already got this.
I saw it in person for the first time at the London Show and was impressed with the detail on this. Wasn't that bothered from looking at the photos, but now it's on the list.
Simon
Go on mate,get two.They look so good with the new warbirds don't they, as was said in the bar on Saturday I'm glad I didn't get into the wooden versions myself as these new ones are right on the money.I understand the FW190 is next and then a Spit,a Stuka would also be very welcome
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Rob
Hi lasalle,
Welcome to the Treefrog Toy Soldier Forum! It is always nice to see a new member join our ranks. I look forward to learning more about what you collect. Please visit often and post frequently!
Warmest personal regards,
Pat![]()
I was wondering if someone could please give me the measurements for this. I want to see if it will fit into a certain space on a new display case.
Thanks in advance.
I'll just check to make sure Tony's got your CC details, then I'm away! 2, 3, heck< maybe I'll go a dozen.
I'll go the FW190 and Spitfire, along with any 109, Mossie, Typhoon or Tempest that may come our way. Stuka is waaaaaay too ugly to grace my shelves![]()
Thank you for all your comments, including Lasalle, Randy, Rob, Ed, Richard and Harrie. It will fit the space. Interesting idea about sawing it in half. Never thought of that. You get some great modeling tips here, people looking at an idea from different angles.