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bakejobb_23 replied to the thread Bake’s Small Airport Projects - 1:400.Clipper Models! They were custom made for my PIT diorama, you could ask him for the same ones and he could make you some. Although, I... -
bakejobb_23 replied to the thread My 1:400 collection.Huge collection! Welcome to the forum :)
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Hi, Guys, I started collecting airplane models year ago and now I have 151 models in my collection (if dont count models which were...
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bakejobb_23 reacted to Critical Aviator's post in the thread How many models have you purchased in 2025? with
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I counted around 90 new additions to my collection, one 1/200 model and around 89 1/400. I lost my breath while counting 😵💫. -
bakejobb_23 reacted to Steinar's post in the thread How many models have you purchased in 2025? with
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I could count to 51 new models in 2025. My downsizing plans does not work…… Steinar -
bakejobb_23 reacted to quanng's post in the thread How many models have you purchased in 2025? with Haha.
This answer applies to me as well since I just enjoying adding in models.
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bakejobb_23 reacted to jose_sheva's post in the thread How many models have you purchased in 2025? with Like.
This year I have purchased a total of 28 airplanes, which are divided as follows: 10 uds..... Phoenix Models 8................ Gemini...
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This is a fictional 1:500 layout for a friend: cargo area, narrowbodies and widebodies stands, remote stands. A lot of work for...
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bakejobb_23 reacted to BubblesAviation's post in the thread Bake’s Small Airport Projects - 1:400 with Like.
Your markings are fantastic! I would really like to see you do a part of DCA!
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bakejobb_23 reacted to DaveSoda's post in the thread How many models have you purchased in 2025? with Haha.
Too many as usual!
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Mine on the latest run went through JetCollector. They were sent out on Monday.
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bakejobb_23 replied to the thread Bake’s Small Airport Projects - 1:400.Here’s another update for today! Ground markings more finished: Decided to add the regional spots, which looks like this. They’re...
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