I had some time to kill and so, HHQ was the place to hang out. Actually, I wanted to just hand around Kristine's school and use the Notebook which I had brought along but on hindsight, it is safer to just hide from the outside World here.
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| When I came in, there are still some model kits left form the latest shipment which arrived a few days ago. |
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| To other modelers these are restocks but to me, I have never seen most of them before. |
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| For example, a 1/350 accessory set for ships, which has the a harrier jet, Ospreys, Abrams tanks, and even the AAVP-7. |
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| This is how small 1/350 scale is against my index finger |
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| This is the first time I have seen the 'Bushmaster' and for 1/35, it is quite large.I am not sure who the manufacturer was but the box really attracted my attention. Oh, and the Emu is not included in the kit in case you're asking. |
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| Looking inside, I liked what I saw, specially the interior where the seating looked more like it was armoured. |
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| But once the euphoria dies down, I realised the details are not really that crisp and there are some flash |
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| Next are Master Box's Vietnam series. |
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| The pose from these figures are very nice, which is good as normal figures would have very boring poses. |
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| And this is even better. In fact, with them and a Jeep (sold separately) you can create your very own diorama without having to hunt for other suitable figures. The mouth details of the man being shot is quite good. |
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