ISM 2014 SiG Calendar...

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Please find attached a calendar for all the ISM sponsored GBs & SiGs for 2014.

Hopefully this will help our members plan their builds and, more importantly, buy more kits...lol

I have attached a PDF file of the calendar as well as a jpg. Any questions, please feel free to post on the thread or PM myself or Paul :D


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For steel rain, with this include motorized artillery? Or just towed artillery? Also what about rockets and the such? Probably not considered artillery per say but thought i would ask anyway.
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hook1169 wrote:For steel rain, with this include motorized artillery? Or just towed artillery? Also what about rockets and the such? Probably not considered artillery per say but thought i would ask anyway.
I believe it is all towed and SPG. As far as rockets goes I would class them as artillery.
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Hmmm. Now I have some decisions to make.
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hook1169 wrote:Hmmm. Now I have some decisions to make.
Lee said rocket arty's fine, such as V-2 rockets and katyushias or whatever they're called :scratch::
Lee wrote:Steel rain will be artillery where shells fall like rain so, SPGs, artillery, cannons, I suppose V1 & V2 rockets and missiles would class as artillery too. TDs and AA would be a no no I'm afraid...

I think common sense will prevail and just assume that if it falls on target it should be fine. We'll finalise the rules in a couple of days on e we set up the forum for it :)
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Allright I got my SPG all picked out, with aftermarket kits...ready to rock and roll.

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Regarding the WW1 SIG, just a question to our mighty leaders.

Does the model in question have to have been in service or would a prototype that was evaluated but never entered frontline service be allowed?
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UKscalemodeller wrote:Regarding the WW1 SIG, just a question to our mighty leaders.

Does the model in question have to have been in service or would a prototype that was evaluated but never entered frontline service be allowed?
As long as their was a functioning prototype that would be acceptable.

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The 1915 Tsar tank
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UKscalemodeller wrote:The 1915 Tsar tank
Tsar_tank.jpg
Cool :th:

Crazy design no wonder it didn't work lol.
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UKscalemodeller wrote:The 1915 Tsar tank
Tsar_tank.jpg
:eeek: :eeek: :eeek:

That's just bonkers! Mind you seeing a model of it come together would be cool :banana: :banana:
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5Craven wrote:
UKscalemodeller wrote:The 1915 Tsar tank
Tsar_tank.jpg
:eeek: :eeek: :eeek:

That's just bonkers! Mind you seeing a model of it come together would be cool :banana: :banana:
Part built one a few years ago. It isn't a little tank.
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Never realised that thing actually got built :wtf: , makes a penny farthing look stable.
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I've seen that kit, looks amazing!

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In Russian, all big weapons are Tsar.
Anyone know the Tsar bomb? Huge Hydrogen bomb that was tested on some island. The explosion blew higher than the stratosphere!
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superb idea lee really is just going to struggle fitting in any this year a few hoildays and work but will enjoy watching the lads join hopefully next year i can join in
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5Craven wrote:
UKscalemodeller wrote:The 1915 Tsar tank
Tsar_tank.jpg
:eeek: :eeek: :eeek:

That's just bonkers! Mind you seeing a model of it come together would be cool :banana: :banana:
It's a fine example of "Russianeering", along with the BA-11
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Hello modelling gods,

I was wondering if the SR-71 would qualify as a night fighter? I would really want to join that SiG but I dont want to "waste" more cash :)
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LudvigN wrote:Hello modelling gods,

I was wondering if the SR-71 would qualify as a night fighter? I would really want to join that SiG but I dont want to "waste" more cash :)
Its just a spy plane, so no sadly.
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If I were able to make the Night Fighter Sig, this is the baby I'd be doing:


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Keleborn wrote:If I were able to make the Night Fighter Sig, this is the baby I'd be doing:


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Now that's a nice kit :th:
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Ok, so now when im on the hunt for something to enter into the Night Fighter SiG, I find myself wondering if an attack helicopter, modified for nighttime combat missions would qualify for this SiG. Cheers guys!
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LudvigN wrote:Ok, so now when im on the hunt for something to enter into the Night Fighter SiG, I find myself wondering if an attack helicopter, modified for nighttime combat missions would qualify for this SiG. Cheers guys!
I'm afraid not Ludvig - Night FIGHTER.... Aircraft only dude :th:
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I want to participate in the Nam build Where do I sign up?
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AlkaSeltzer wrote:I want to participate in the Nam build Where do I sign up?
We'll open the forums nearer the time mate :D
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