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Hello, Happy to post here again, Here is a captured canadian GRIZZLY AFV during Yugo war in'95 by serbian forces. Used now by special police in Belgrad. And my point of view, at 72 scale, with Ace kit: clik to enlarge And my home made garbage , but non personal waste products! Best regards from France, Nonoece

Whaooouh It's a real gift! Thanks a lot, my Google search hides me these photos. "Merci "(=Thanks), you are genius! Nonoece

Hello, Searching some photos of this Iryda, I find some plans, and some bad quality photos, but it's not wonderful... I've bought a vacuformed kit of this pzl aircraft, and even I don't want to build it now, I would like to know if anybody could lead me on a website? Thanks in advance for your answer, Nono

here is ISBN code to buy this book on the back cover page....with idea of color!!, Regards

I have got the second book "la cierva autogiros" in french. It shows black ad white photos, and color profiles. Color of polish profile is blue, as several avro sold in Europe. This blue was clearly identified in north country of Europe , Suedish, lithuanie and danis and swiss. It seems that your Avro aircraft was sold as civil one and never painted again, only received Sp-ann. So he seems to be dark blue as others countries and similar aircraft. May be you've got better polish source in your country. But B&w photos seems very dark for kaki color. The second book is available in Fance here, at TMA edition, a book and model shop in fact, http://www.aerostories.org/~aerobiblio/mot8.html I can't copy these photos for forum, I'm sorry, due to copyright. But mail me in private communication, I will answer you tomorrow. Regards,

Hello, Some books were edited in france about Cierva-Avro C30. Reading a book about C30 with photos , I see that one aircraft n°745 from Avro (G-ACYP) was tested in Poland, he was flied by Plk. Boleslaw Stachon durinf 2000 km to Torun (he was commander of 4Th Aviation Regiment). Then it was SP-ANN till 24/10/36 and was tansferred to experimental autogiro squadron formed within 4th for test and training in order to be used for artillery fire support. Army was never convinced by autogiro, so this one was alone, due to lack of communication with ground when flying. So it was sold in '38 to Aeroklub Pomorski in torun in oerder to fly till WWII. This SP-ANN was painted in dark blue with white-grey immatriculation. It looks great at 72 scale!! Nono

Hello, In fact, this Warrior model kit was found nearly 15 years ago in a wellknown french shop, well known at this time and now disappeared. Some shop buy "exotic" kit, but due to the confidential subject, or due to marketing, most of them are sold in one year on one stock. I didn't ear news about Warrior kit anymore, but I bought my Marut with the chinese Fantan.May be I will build it one day, cause only Alliance make it in resin. Is anyother 1/72 kit from Warrior existing? Thank you for reading me, Nonoece

I discover for this origin, what about others Icm kits? Is it same origin? With armor, 4320 will look impressive, good idea. Cher Jonak, ton français est très bon, j'ai cru avoir démarré le traducteur! Next model will be Lav Grizzly but special paint, hummm surprise! ...if nobody has found yet... Thanks , amitiés Nono

Hi, I don't know zv product, I will search. I 'm happy to discuss with you, I saw this model on net before , it's beautiful: Bravo!! I'm a member of your fanclub you know I haven't seen this correction, thanks to tell me. For wheels, as I say, a photo of a real truck show really big tires, may be they weren't good tires. I think it was because they were very used, without markings below , and I want to have same feeling when looking at my model. I have to find the photo... Bye Nono

Hi friends, I arrived few days ago on your website, in military topic first, and as a new one here, I come with a little gift for your eyes. Marut was an indian fighters built by Tank, the WWII german builder, and he fight during 70's pakistan-Indian confict. This a vacuformed kit, and a Polishkit ! It's really the right place to show it , isn't it? So, this an old Warrior model kit, found in France when I was 15 years younger. In 2007, I decided to build it just in order to try vacu. It was a great experience: beginning with a plasticard then a plane, intereresting. Here you will find some photos. Please you to share your point of view. Especially if anybody has built this plane before, with Warrior or alliance models. Bye, Nono

Hello, Thanks again for your comment, here you will find same but better photos, for your pleasure I found this ICM funny, but small parts broke each time I cut them... I bought their Zil131 few weeks ago, but I have some others kits to build before. For Jacub, paint is HobbyColor H80 acrylic: as usual, one layer of grey with black touch, one green H80, white touch for clear some surfaces and H80 at the end, white brush for finish. As say Artez, load on this cargo looks unrealstick, I should better do it with paper than plasticard, and I don't succeed in painting it matt not gloss. You are right for translator too, sometimes result isn't first goal wanted, and sometimes it's funny to read it when translated! Therefore I will use these english words, your advice is important , I want to be polite . So thank you for your help, Mierzu, for the moment translation of others topic is okay, but there is no doubt I will have a problem one day, so thanks again! Polish language seems to be as difficult as french language for writing it. Your forum is really sympathic, not only for kind words, but for true comment. Bye Nono

"Bonjour" Thanks for your comment. There is a lot of beautiful Ural trucks exposed on forums, but this is my first so I'm proud of my model, even if it's only plastick! You know Ural truck better than me, so tell me if I'm on the wrong way with my modification: Tires are larged 1mm more. So wheels are centered again. Photos of real truck show sometimes impressive large tires on front view, with intensive use. No others modifications, only cable - mirror - hooks were made of electrical wire, and the support of fifth wheel is upgraded with plastic. PS: English is a common base of communication (I prefer French!! ), but you can answer in polish language if you want or if some don't want to use it, internet translator will work for us. Have a good day, Witaj Nono

Good evening friends! Recently registred on the forum, I would like to share images of one of my models. I built this ICM 1/72 scale kit in mid-february. It was the first time that I built a vehicule, and this ural was initially destinated to run on an apron around a transport aircraft which was, in fact, never built. But I found this Ural sympathic and I think he is the beginner of a new hobby for me, diverted from aircraft modedelling. Just wheels were made larger, and few details like plasticard for windows. Here he is, so tell me your point of view, and thanks for your comment. "Au revoir" = goodbye from France, Nono