Andy Skinner wrote:
>
> Hi. What sorts of scenery most suited to the Epic scale
> have you guys used? What did you really like?
> I bought a Ral Partha "Dracolich" (a skeletal dragon, the
> one in the blister, not their more expensive boxed kit),
> and am using it (minus the front legs) as old bones on
> a hillside.
Another possibility is the excellent 5mm Skeletal Dragon by Grenadier.
Grenadier are no longer with us, but at least one shop on the web still
has some.
>
> What do you use for bridges?
>
Faller Z (1/220) or N (1/160) scale model railway bridges.
> What do you have that you really like?
A Heljan Nuclear Power Plant in 1/220 scale. It was labelled as HO
(1/87) and the windows and doors were right for that scale, yet the
complex was far too small. With a bit of kit-bashing of the windows,
doors and detail to match the overall scale of the building, it works a
treat.
I'm trying to find an oil refinery Heljan makes, but as it's a Danish
firm, it's not real common. I also have a Revell Z gauge coal loader -
over 4000 parts, it's the size of a medium-sized warehouse - but NO
INSTRUCTIONS. Must write to Revell in Germany...
aebrain_at_... <> <> How doth the little Crocodile
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By pulling MAERKLIN Wagons, in 1/220 Scale
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Received on Wed Mar 19 1997 - 06:22:02 UTC
