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I respectfully disagree, whining is one thing , another thing is to point at obvious mistakes that can be corrected. Trumpeter did it before, for example 1/32 Wildcat or 1/35 Challenger. Everyone makes mistakes and if addressed and corrected, we all learn something. At the other hand, I understand that big outbursts of emotions can be ridiculous and unnecessary.

this one is good

So here is the link. Please count the cylinders and tell me it is a joke, 1.April or something

done

I'm trying

Hasegawa's breakdown can become overwhelming, but you are so close Mark and your results are always impressive. Keep it up. Cheers Martin

And just to bring some smiles here

well, this went dark really quick Recently I have been spending lots of time studying freshly released archive documents and looking for decent jokes. Couldn't help to giggle over this one

I built this type very long time ago and noticed few details to be aware of. Upper wings are two tone, probably RML 74/75. Lower portion of ailerons is most likely in 76. The wheels are the older 5-hole type. The body of the turbo has finish in several shades, metal/colour or two shades of metal . here are some "cleaner"pictures Cheers Martin

I am getting silently excited here Peter. That build above is in 1/32 scale from Miloslav. Based on Hasegawa kit + planet model conversion set. Cheers Martin

This was the nicest, most positive and encouraging statement that I heard in a long time. Thank You Tony.

ha ha ha priceless

Beautiful detail Ernie, you make it look so easy .

Stug IV indeed

German armour

Mea culpa, I had no idea I was thinking about this one. Thank you for clarification Carl.

That looks phantastik Phil ! Very clean work.

that's the other Martin

Tamiya's Hetzer is Italeri reebox, so as the Eduard offering. It is a nice kit. Tiger I is the coolest thou

E-25 trumpeter. But that is not the point , basically same thing as Hetzer. The point is that Hetzers are easy to assemble and joy to paint.