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I quite like the look of this bunker too!
Now as usual the mixing of scales can bring trouble, but I think taken on a case by case basis there is something to be said from employing the richness of the different scales!
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Look at the "bunker" picture above - this is a 15mm scenario!
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1/144 is approximately 11-12mm
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Did you notice what I noticed? yes, the men and machines are not in scale?
Do you think one of those soldiers could fit inside that truck and drive it?
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I didnt - so I bought some to try out theory .... I have one eye on a Panzer/Luft'46 idea at the time.... I still have the idea..... it is that it is still on the work bench!
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But the above pictures of mine show (again, on the workbench):
- Dragon Panzer Korps 1/144 Tiger 1
- Brigade models - Buffalo APC 15mm(?)
- Pithead Minitures - Mercedes Truck 1/152 (UK N-Gauge)
- Pithead Minitures - Skoda Ost Wagon 1/152 (UK N-Gauge)
A mix of scales and periods, but hopefully provking some thought?
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not related to 1/144 at all , but I think these are quite fun items!
Aeronef Fleets - A kind of Victorian Science Fiction series
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Pithead Minitures (nice man):
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