Steve Scanlon

Superb, well done.

Yeah this is excellent, great stuff.

This looks great, it looks cold very impressive.

Stunning build.

I am getting tempted by the wrecker, though this is not my usual period, like what you are doing here.

The tracks are non working they have to be glued but I am going to use a set of Trumpeter workable tracks on my Chally 2, after after seeing how these look I will not use the rubber band style again.

Started getting the tracks sorted, did not use the jig as it was easier without got to say the tracks have been great and it has been worth doing all those links, great to be gluing again, Thanks for looking.

Excellent build, looks superb.

Jeroen, this is superb, fantastic.

Looking really good and very detailed, very nice.

Yeah I found lots of examples with no fuel drums but with the log fitted, still it must happen. like Doogs said the track jigs are nothing to get excited about I will probably do them with out using them. Thanks for the nice comments guys.

I find I get fed up of bits after a while and throw them out! granted there have been times when I have wished I kept a part days after throwing them out! lol.

Started to get things gluing again now, not much of an update but I hope to be moving on a bit now, should get a little more interesting I hope.

Thanks for sharing Ralph, some great models there.

Oh well done Ralph ten bucks is excellent.

Great stuff, I love it when I pull something from the forgotten box and finish it, my wife is Italian so I have an infinity with Italian equipment especially the modern stuff.

That is a great looking engine.

It seems my Challenger 2 Megatron will be on its way to me soon and I have just pre -ordered my Warrior wrap, some interesting British armour on their website,

Looking really good eager to see the finished model.

Stunning job looks great, really like the finis and the weathering.

Despite the problems you are having this is really looking great.

Lol. yeah I know what you mean Johnathan, I have found myself checking out more stuff already.

The SE5A Hisso arrived today, all I can say is wow what a beauty, oozes quality everywhere and quick delivery, first instinct was to drop everything and start it but I am going to be patient, would I be better getting the turnbuckle set from Gaspatch for this or is it fine out of the box? I will certainly be doing a few more of these kits.

So a little more done struggling for time recently, decided to leave off the external fuel drums and ditching log just to add a little interest and a lot of the pics. I found showed them not fitted, also added the bolts on the turret bulges, and started the dreaded track links,

They are looking good despite the quality, very interesting subjects, I was not aware that the Israelis used the Hotchkiss, so I have learned something!