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Pretty sweet Emil you have there Barry, thanks for sharing Cheers Martin

And the final result:

some necessary modifications.

This build of fairly old , 5 years ago I present it at LSP, so now is the time to show off Base for this conversion was Hasegawa D-9 with help of bits from Jerry Rutman .And these two pictures.

More please !

Just catching up with your build Rob, very inspirational.

Thank You Phil, yeah I spent last night browsing on Brit-modeller, Missing Lynx etc, also checked out some Russian reviews too. I ended up with inconclusive result. Partially gravitating towards Meng/cast turret. What a nice build Rob, thank you for sharing. I think I will go most likely with the Meng kit. There were some concerns about the positioning of the turret , but I will see once I drop it on my blueprints. I will keep you posted guys, thank you again. Cheeers M.

I really like this picture feature, it makes posting so easy and fun, thanks guys

Hi Guys, I haven't build any armour for approximately 10 years. However this forum sparked a new way of interest in mud movers . Recently I've learn that motha Russia supplied new T-90 (A) to Syria in order to provide for us some new inspirational wear and tear scenarios . My question is, what is the most true to scale T-90 kit? I know about about Zvezda, Trumpeter,Meng and Tiger Hobbies. Disregarding the sub variant, I am curious to know what you think? Thank you in advance Martin look at those guys driving around with open hatches , good luck with activating the Shtora system

and I was so close....

Great review James, Thank You.

or here

just like this one

Absolutely sure, the engine was removed for variety of reasons. The very same protocol was followed by Russians and American research teams.

Did I mention the hailstorm that struck Calgary while I was in Phoenix. Approximately 15 grand damage.

Peter it should work, even if you just drag the picture from your desktop into the window. This platform makes everything so easy and fun.

Fantastic article, it is always nice to see a different perspective, from a different view point. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Martin

Incredible !

As I said before, for me it was mainly social event. It was the first day while you were still in the air.

Fantastic news !

Well this one is very impressive in person. Huge and Ugly, yet Impressive and Stunning. Fantastic build indeed. Thanks for sharing Ernie. M.

There are also lengthy debates about the colour applied on the bottom of this aeroplane, yellow, sky? That is something I am not sure about, maybe some RAF experts can pitch in with documentation clarifying this mystery . Don't hate me too much LOL Cheers M.

Here you can clearly see the demarcation lines of the colours on the top wing with walkway stencil by the root of the wing. The "repair" colour on the tail is most likely of British origin. Cheers Martin