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Nice looking Mustang, love the finish. Cheers Rob

It's definitely included in the Profimodeller set #32202. Length is 68mm and the diameter is 19,7mm. Cheers Rob

Nice looking Tiger, you are on a roll with German Armor in the moment. Nice and dusty that big cat. Cheers Rob

There is something about that movie attracting you, eh? Cheers Rob

Nice paintjob, love the shining through effect of the final coat. Cheers Rob

FUBAR That happens when you hit the bollards bordering the pedestrian zone , inner city parking problems can be a nightmare. Thanks Martin, they use strange words these French sometimes, but we Germans do as well Cheers Rob

Thanks Kais, these videos are great. Because of the very different layout of the tank compared to others, an interior including version would be interesting. Cheers Rob

Thanks Gaz, actually I'm thinking about a dio with these figures, but that might change. They are from the Miniart French tanker set except the guy sitting in the turret hatch, who was provided with the kit. I really like the leather jackets of those tankers, might be an interesting subject to look for. Cheers Rob

Back to work after some linguistic excursions . I decided, that before chipping I will do an extra round of what I call emphasizing. In fact it is a process opposite to a wash, highlighting risen details with a slightly lighter shade of the base Colours. It enhances the 3D effect and I like the result on armor, but it is time consuming and test for the eye, because it's applied by brush. Man, this tank has rivets . Cheers Rob

Merci Hubert, My French is definitely worse than my modelling skills, at least I hope so . Cheers Rob

Hehe, my French is good enough not to need a translator for understanding the meaning of what you said to your wife. Mine wouldn't have been impressed either, might even give me a horse kiss (German expression for a bruise). Having some thousand Vinyls in my shelves, there is no ELO among them. pity, your words will be hidden to me for all times . Cheers Rob

Deja vu time , another fine Corsair John. Painting and wear looking great and I like the strange looking grey fin. Cheers Rob

You got me again on languages , French and Russian are not my strong side, but I will sure do something about the rest of the Char. Next will be chipping and a little dry mudding. I will choose my next subject on the country of origin to reduce the need of translators . Cheers Rob

Sweet and grimy, nice looking engine. Cheers Rob

A great looking 110 you built there, Carl. The paintjob is perfect and I really like the Colour rendition. Cheers Rob

That's convincing evidence against my soso argumentation , which was based on the English/German translation of SuvArOv you gave us. Like I said, I'm no expert with Cyrillic letters or Russian language. Good to hear that everything is fine. Cheers Rob

You should use a monochrome background while working at the frame . When I see this, mine will go further down the shelf. Having my experiences with the not so easy to build TA-152, I recommend test fitting a lot. Cheers Rob

Wow, very dynamic, the snow looks great and very convincing. Is there a difference between the 'a' and the 'o' in Suwarow, because it looks like the same letter 'o' on the picture. I'm barely able to decipher Cyrillic letters, so I'm not an expert, just wondering. By the way, the hand lettering looks khorosho. Cheers Rob

Hi Martin, you are the man to tackle that Beau, I will follow for sure. Cheers Rob

Hi Harv. ever thought about Albion slide fit tubes and soldering / glueing. A brass construction is very sturdy and might solve your problem. There was a great built of a Ju-388 by Wouter here and he had a similar problem. https://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/4145-ju-388-l-1/?page=3 Cheers Rob

Stunning result, love the paintjob. Cheers Rob

Just use a German layout notebook keyboard like me , Höhöhöhö, which equals to Hihihihi. Cheers Rob

Freezing cool stuff, Gaz, I like the dramatic position of the turret, combined with the uphill crawling tank. Cheers Rob

Nice one Phil. I like your Marder and the subtle weathering. The hammer is an eye catcher, like the heavily used water canister. Lets see more of your great builds in the future, I'm seeing forward to that. Little remark: I would spend a drop of glue on the right side frame of the spent case cage. Cheers Rob

With the pic of your furry predator I wonder that there is only one hair in your splendid paintjob. The good thing on my little dog is that he is more earthbound . Love your mouth watering build. Until I followed it, I never thought about building a 110, but that might change... Cheers Rob