PanzerWomble

Nice collection Denis . Tamiya have brought out a Comet recently , I built the old Bronco one which was good , but maybe worth a look . I've got a couple of cheap IKEA glass cabinets for model display . It limits me in scale a bit ( 1/32 fighters fit or 1/48 twin engined , nothing bigger ) and also time . I fill it up, keep the one's I feel happy with and then have a sell off to clear space. Sometimes if I'm not that bothered by the subject, they get sold post build . Being enclosed, I never have to worry about dust.

Couple of things Tamiaya's brand new 1/48 K2 Ambulance for Brit WW2 airfields ...or maybe a small Ice Cold in Alex dio .... And also another random purchase of a subject most ignore .... I quite fancy a lil 'abandoned in the Ardennes' diorama ..we shall see Early Hobbyboss 2007 M4 HST . Moulding is a bit heavy but there are very few 1/35's of this subject available...a 1967 Nitto tooling and couple of unobtainable resin kits only . Wubber Twacks , wonder if some metal Stuart ones will fit . Photo etch and masks is a nice one . Engine might be a nice start for detailing .

Going to be one heck of a finished ship

At that size you could read the Braille Rivets !

Academy give you a basic interior . This one has been run hard and put away wet, chased by Rommel all over Tunisia

I wasn't offended, understood it was a mistake - just asking for correction . You can call Charles... "Chuck III" if you must 😄. I'll be polite about Thanksgiving on Thursday . ...

This place has lots a 'merkins 🤪 In newer news This is on my desk now ....what a fugly tank . This is also the third Academy tooled thing I've built recently ...whats going on ??

Can we please spell our late Queen's name correctly as well ? Elizabeth no S in her name . Thanks you

CHEERS

503rd post Kursk October 1943 . Tamiya tank and figs. Scratch built everything else .

Nice project , as a long time LR owner......... for authenticity I suggest you need to drill numerous rust holes in the chassis out riggers, rear cross member and probably the corners under the windows on the front bulkhead. Then dent most of the panels and make sure the doors aren't a great fit . Cover it all in mud , and don't forget the oil leaks from the diffs, gearbox, transfer box ..and maybe the engine for good measure. ..Love them ...hate them ..it's complicated. We run a pair of Freelanders now as daily drivers , but every few months .....the voices in my head whisper.... Back when I used to do more 1:1 scale.....

Ok .....Kurt's a bit more pleased with this result ....not quite there...... but looks more in scale he thinks ....but what does he know at 1 3/4 inches high ? Getting close to pulling it all together . ...

Sorry I'm a cat not a dog person . ...paws up and sat in a box is where 'Im at too .

That wing root looks spot on !! Looking forward to seeing the colours on this .

I watch too much Deisel Creek on youtube........ cna clearly imagine how weathered this will get. Great build of an interesting subject, all the extra bolts etc go a long way too. Link to one of his Cat shows

Hush now Miggs ..........

You win a prize, I've not tried it before but using fake fur for thatch . I've a few different lengths coming so we will see the results I'm enjoying working in the smaller scale after years of 1/35.