Sci-Fi modellers, look at this!

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Sci-Fi modellers, look at this!

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Hi guys,

I saw this website a while back and thought they had some interesting stuff but when I visited today I was really impressed by all the new goodies that have. Take a look at:

http://industriamechanika.com/blog

It's fairly expensive stuff but very exciting if you're into sci-fi like me and you're looking for something a bit different. Better start saving my pennies!
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Really cool stuff, thanks for sharing.
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That Walrus looks sharp!
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I came across that site a few months back and have been constantly having to re-write my want list because I keep drooling on it.
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moi196872 wrote:Really cool stuff, thanks for sharing.
No problem, I hoped it would be useful!
DBMiller wrote:That Walrus looks sharp!
I agree…must…resist…
MakingModelsAgain wrote:I came across that site a few months back and have been constantly having to re-write my want list because I keep drooling on it.
My want list… So long… <sigh>
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Oooh, I forgot about this! I recall I was really interested in Waldo, well, still am! Now.. just spent too much money lately.. damn
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RobertK wrote:Oooh, I forgot about this! I recall I was really interested in Waldo, well, still am! Now.. just spent too much money lately.. damn
That model is so cool! Who'd have thought a floating fishing boat would make an interesting subject? SO GOOD!

I need all these kits in my life : )
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Im gonna order "Sasha the welding girl" when she comes out in 1/20 scale. The figure looks awesome and I wanna do a Kaylee tribute from the cult series "Firefly"
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LudvigN wrote:Im gonna order "Sasha the welding girl" when she comes out in 1/20 scale.
Been waiting for that one myself. Shame there isn't a slightly larger model. Hope she looks alright doing a little welding work on a 1/24 scale oldtimer...
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LudvigN wrote:Im gonna order "Sasha the welding girl" when she comes out in 1/20 scale. The figure looks awesome and I wanna do a Kaylee tribute from the cult series "Firefly"
That's an awesome idea! I loved that series…
Desertfish wrote:Hope she looks alright doing a little welding work on a 1/24 scale oldtimer...
erm...is that a euphemism…? ; )
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theunrealisticartist wrote:
Desertfish wrote:Hope she looks alright doing a little welding work on a 1/24 scale oldtimer...
erm...is that a euphemism…? ; )

I see what you mean... Don't worry, there are limits to my twisted-mindedness. :lol: Just thought little Shasha would look really nice in a garage diorama standing next to an old Porsche 356 or some other car from that era.
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Clearly it's me that has to drag my head out of the gutter : )

Sounds like a great idea, I can see that working very well!
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