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Sweet, can't wait for the finalized look .

https://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?/topic/99358-ttmodelworks-132-ad-5-a-1e-skyraider/

Incredible level of detail, just incredible! Cheers Martin

Nice, Czechoslovak production T-34. The Arabic camouflage schemes seems so unnatural on this type, yet cool at the same time. Well done. Cheers Martin

Nice clean build John. Unusual subject too. I like it a lot. Cheers Martin

Few shots of the commie machine I can't find any pictures of the markings featured on the box art , Stab 1I/ZG26.

Really nice to see it in 1/48 scale. Thank you for the preview Fran. Cheers Martin

It is a Spanish buchon s/n 190, C.4K-126 mated with an original DB. So, if we're trying to be factual, they sacrificed a historically correct and preserved aeroplane, to create a reconstruction of 109.

Nicey. A big investment indeed cheers Martin

What an amazing accomplishment! I love the flat colour and attention to detail, just love it! Thank you so much for posting. Cheers Martin

Running boards, wanted to get Rough Country brand that actually fit snug, but under current situation I opted to go with Amazon.They are also made of aluminum, but hang way too low to my liking. cons.: they’re in my way, minimal breakover angle has become even worse pros.: midgets around me might stop bitching and some of the road rash and gravel won’t chip the doors

Thank you guys.

I got a kit on eBay. It was a local guy so as I was picking it up in person. And he goes, wanna come to the back and see what else I have? and then I run out of cash

Wow. Already?

Fantastic result. Bravo! Martin

Thanks Kevin, It makes sense to unload finished kits in order to create more space.

Thank you Rob. I had it unfinished on my desk for quite a while, so I decided to sacrifice it as a paint mule. To my surprise, the result was nicer then expected .In other words Reichenberg's mission had a happy ending. Just dropped it off at the local hobby store to join his unguided sister.

Out of the box. No fuss build for a blind ,old fart such myself.

Smooth !

Great build Dennis, following on LSP as well.

I would say, 3+ cubic feet of free space easily, well worth it.

Considering the copious amounts of Ford trucks being stuck all over the place, I don't know why they opted to sell it without the hooks. There is a related story from the last weekend. I wanted to show William a place in the foothills of the Rockie Mountains where I go to relax with my dogs . On the way there we met a family of four walking by the road. The lady waved at me so I replied and kept driving slowly along. William goes, " stop, they're in distress, they need help!" And sure enough, a guy took his new Wrangler to a muddy trail and got stuck. The trail was designated for quads and it was fairly rainy last week. We drove them to the nearest camp site where they had a CB radio to call for help. I politely suggested, to get some recovery gear and not to go out alone. Especially on an unknown trail, or anywhere in that matter. Get a buddy and a survival kit, study nature, check the weather forecast, be prepared. That dude was probably excited about his new ride and completely jeopardized the safety of his wife and kids. No drama, but it could have turned ugly real fast that day. , The storm was closing in and sure enough that night was pouring rain.

I guess that’s the nature of the beast. It will all work out at the end. I installed a set of tow hooks on my truck, which proved to be a little challenge, due the need for relocation brackets that I had to fabricate with basic tolls , no milling machine or even a decent bench vise. But it’s done and it looks stock on a plastic bumper.

Ok , I pulled the purging trigger once again and drop these babies off at the local hobby store. Both are new , but ginormous and the free space is the priority right now.

Last weekend my dear friend William @williamj came over to visit and forced me to have this. Thank you !🙏