Scored this 1:32 scale Stuka Dive Bomber at Walmart today. The detail is is really great. Both front and back canopy slide open. Optional Bombs or extra fuel tanks. I had to buy it at $14. They had a Panzer for $30 as well...
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Cool, funny that used to be state of the art.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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A couple years ago I was really into wwiionline, and flew in JG2, and loved me a stuka.Comment
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I'm trying to find a wav file of it's wailing siren on the web. No luck yet...
I grew up watching hours upon hours of black and white documentaries on WWII with my father.Comment
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Cool model, I've always liked those old WW2 planes. Spitfires are just beautiful machines.Comment
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locally we have the evergreen air museum where the spruce goose is now housed, went there a couple years ago and got some wwii plane pics:
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Nice. Museums are awesome. I visited a WWII Museum in Verdan, France once when I was younger. Also got to see some WWII planes at Le Bourget in Paris.Comment
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Haven't been there since I was a kid, but they have quite the collection. Its at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, OH.Current Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3Comment
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Since you were a kid!!? That place is packed full... I wish we had something like that near here. I would go often. There's a small American Airlines museum out near DFW International and an annual Air Show at the NAS JRB (formerly Carswell AFB) in Ft. Worth but I do believe that's it.Comment
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