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Thick and precisely molded plastic👍

Maybe i will build banesword.

Next build. Warhammer tank. Can build 8 different tanks from this kit. Scale ?

On hold for painting...

On hold for painting...

Very impressive build🫡👍

This Säkkijärven polkka music was used to detonate soviet radio-controlled mines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Säkkijärven_polkka "During the Continuation War, the Finnish Army discovered that the retreating Soviets had scattered radio-controlled mines throughout the re-captured city of Viipuri. These mines were set off when a three-note chord was played on the frequency the radio was tuned to; each mine had three tuning forks that oscillated at specific frequencies unique to each mine. Immediately after the conquest of Vyborg, the Finns wondered at the strange mine explosions. At first, the combat engineers suspected they were time-triggered mines. On August 28, 1941, the combat engineers found triggers packed in rubber bags in Antrea from a 600 kg explosive charge installed under the Moonlight Bridge. The combat engineers quickly delivered those devices to Headquarters in Mikkeli, which delivered them to the Communications Department. The Communications Department ordered Captain of Engineering (later Professor) Jouko Pohjanpalo to take them to Helsinki as a matter of urgency, and with the help of YLE, they were dismantled and investigated. It was subsequently found that mines had been located throughout the city. The Finns found out the locations of the mines from the Soviet soldiers imprisoned in the Soviet Union. On September 1, the General Staff in Vyborg received one broadcast van from Yleisradio,[2] capable of transmitting over the frequency used by the mines. The car in question was a REO 2L 4 210 Speedwagon taken from Nuijamaan auto Oy. The car was used by N. Sauros.[3] Säkkijärvi polkka was present among the van's record collection and to prevent the enemy from operating the mines, they started playing the Säkkijärvi polkka - and specifically the version recorded by Vesterinen - without any pauses. This way the frequency over which the triads used by the enemy to detonate the mines were interfered with to the point that the mines were completely unusable.[clarify] On September 4, it was noticed that Soviet troops were continuously transmitting the triggering triads on the same transmission frequency. Thus began the battle of the radio waves. The broadcast[which?] continued for three days until another car was sent from Aunus to Vyborg.[4] In the meantime, an examination of the dismantled triggers had revealed that Soviet troops had radio mines operating on three different radio frequencies. There was a great fear that the internal combustion engines running the broadcast van generators could fail, and therefore the military quickly ordered additional 50-watt transmitters[5] from Helvar, which were delivered as early as September 9, 1941. These continued to broadcast interference transmissions until February 2, 1942.[6] The military had calculated that the mine batteries were depleted within three months at the latest."

Whaaaatttt!😵 Girls und Panzer - Der Film has BT-24 ?!? AND Sakkijarven Polka music?!? That is crazy. 😵Where can i find this masterpiece🧐👍

Friul tracks are great. Specially when tank tracks are fully exposed and not covered with fenders.

These have zimmerit applied beforehand?

I have same tracks also👍 This Finnish Army Assault Gun BT-42 is completely new to me🫢. Nice find! Please share more pictures later🙂 There is one at the Parola Tank Museum.🧐 I can share photos of this example next summer when i will be visiting there. "fitted with a WW I era British Howitzer"...we had to use what we got...shortage of all weapons...same thing now on Ukraine.

Yes. This is excellent also!👍 I have one warhammer tank to which i am planning to create similar surface🧐

Nice and detailed! I like specially that metallic shine on floats. Small map inside 👍. Canopy painting is done well.

Impressive! Well done!

I have this Churchill also👍

impressive. Thanks for sharing👍

Yes of course.

excellent work🙂

I was thinking to fabricate one my self. Scale up sprocket and create teplate with computer. Then trace it to brass sheet. Create new gear and add this to stock part. At least this is my plan🧐

Hello. I found this excellent new tank museum video about Churchill tank evolution.

Got this cheap. Out of stock everywhere. So grabbed while i can👍

Thank you🙂 This hobbyboss kit is marketed as "simplified kit" and it shows. Smaller details are missing. In other hand if you want to modify stuff this is for you. But main selling point in this kit is that it has all correct unique features found in plant nr. 183 1944 production. In many cases kit can have lots of detail but details are from wrong year or production plant.

Yes looking great! Thanks for sharing. I'm not a believer but most certainly would be humbled inside of those massive four blades. 🕍

Some stowage added: -Log taken from trumpeter T-72 kit. -Metal assault rifle SVT40 in 1/16 from https://www.rctank.de/Metal-assault-rifle-SVT40-in-1-16-unpainted -SOL - 1/16 water canister, 20l from https://www.rctank.de/SOL-1-16-water-canister-20l -Metal MP 717 / PPSh 41 with magazine, 2 pcs in 1/16 from https://www.rctank.de/Metal-MP-717-PPSh-41-with-magazine-2-pcs-in-1-16-unpainted This is wehrmacht item but perhaps soviets have stolen it in campaign 😉 SVT40 too big to fit well inside and thus left outside🧐 PPSh 41 is fine but perhaps not using it. Because it wouldn't make sense to leave this outside. 🧐 I will save this my trumpeter SU-100 build which has interior.

Those leds are neat👍 And those small details in cockpit... i could never replicate with my shaky hands and poor eyesight😁