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Thank you Jeff Imel for this great set!
One of the many things I love about Tim Mee is the new production of old item, not only in the old colors, but the new colors of plastic.
The good old jeep and cannon set in blue!
My plan is to use the blue ones for the US Air Force.
4 comments:
Hello from Germany,
thank you for showing this set. I don't know that producer befor. The rocks are also nice.
The light blue colour is a good camouflage painting. The gun and tow are not easy to spot on the higher ground, from enemys at sea level. Because the sea units watch into the blue sky at the higher coastline.
This camoflage was introduced by the french army around 1914 during WW1 for guys and guns. Something like aggressiv camoflage, for protection during assault ( Sturmangriff / bayonetcharge. The german defenders stand in their trenches and watch out into the sun.
Greetings from Frankfurt am Main, Sebastian.
Chop the feet off that driver to make him fit!
Welcome Sebastian Hermann. Tim Mee is a great company. https://timmeeusa.com/
I am over 60 years old and have been buying their products since I was a child.
Yes, blue is an interesting camouflage color.
I use mine for USAF mostly as US Air Force vehicles are often that color.
Thanks for reading!
Bunkermeister
Grundy, how right you are, a little trim on the legs and feet and the slip right into place! Thank you for reading.
Bunkermeister
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