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Whoa, that is impressive . Quite a spectacle . Thanks for posting

Battle of Lutzen ?

There will be two, let me see

Beautifully weathered .

Or Fanta cans, which was established as a substitute for Cola in Germany under a trade embargo for CacaCola ingredients ...wait .. am I off topic...ok it is quite late Nigh night

https://www.military.com/video/military-aircraft-operations/takeoff/g5-galaxy-takeoff-on-flooded-runway/2149092620001

Lady driven ? .... just kidding, looks like this car has been modified a lot. Any specific tune? Suspension components? , did the previous owner provided any details? Sorry about my questioning, I am just excited for you Mike. Sweet colour as well and now, pictures of the interior please

Yeah, 1/72 scale is as much as I am willing to go. Even in such a small scale some of the heavies are pretty intimidating .

Ernie I am fully aware of your obsession with heavy lifters. I have a soft spot for them too. In matter of fact I was eyeballing one 72nd scale Bear on evilbay last night and visualizing the rivet lines and sizing of every particular fastener. Yet Is survived without ordering win win

Very nice !

Incredible introduction , clean and crisp build. Welcome to the forum ! Cheers Martin

And then there is Bernie.... a his RC buddies who can put our wildest dreams into their pockets

Just some kind of imperialistic propaganda from Wallstreet .

tripple dog

Russian dogs, cute and cuddly check out the steam coming from inside this particular LI-2 sunk in Antarctica

I double dog dare ya

Priceless material, thank you Johann. Information like this is worth of gold. Cheers Martin

no idea

Niet !

Thank You gentlemen. appreciate your comments. Mark, thank you for brining the Model Monkey to my attention, it is a beautiful set. However I already ordered some bezels from Airscale to recreate the instrument panel. The idea behind this build is to keep aftermarket to the bare minimum and see how far I can get with just basic skills and little perseverance ....... look squirrel

I love dynamic dioramas like this one. I can almost hear the squeaking of the tracks and deep rumble of the engine sneaking over the hill top. Minus 40 outside and fuzzy-warm times with your buddies inside of this famous beast. Bravo !

Martin is busy with another projects Edit: I can't find the box, however it will surface at some point and inside I have excellent reference book from WWP publishing.

Welcome to the forum Tom.