Paul I know this is going to be another fun build for you and I am positive it will have the usual high level of detail and scratchery
I’m already looking forward to the next update
I’m already looking forward to the next update
Cheers Richard hope your not disappointed.Nice start Paul.Waiting with anticipation.
Richard
Yes mate another one on the go. Not sure about magic but will hopefully turn out something half decent.So you're off and running again Bro!!! Interesting subject and a Bronco kit to boot. I only wonder what kind of magic you will be working on thisKV-IIBishop buggy. You seem to be off to a good start Paul!!! I'll fly over your build in my Halberstadt as it only flies @ 102mph, top speed. I think I won't miss much!!!.....
Prost
Allen
Cheers Jim.Looks a great start Scottie.
Cheers Joe stay tuned.Paul I know this is going to be another fun build for you and I am positive it will have the usual high level of detail and scratchery
I’m already looking forward to the next update
Cheers John no worries good to have you looking in.Paul, I seem to be late to this and your on page 3 already .
I'll sit with Wibble , he probably remembers these as a boy !
Nice looking start , detail as usual .
Mike, that is an idea will try and find a suitable figure with his head in there tinkering. I will make a fresh pot.Coming along very nicely, why not just have one engine hatch open a little to tease us...
Mike
The tea was cold....
Graeme, it was a half arsed attempt at best when you look at what the Germans were producing in the way of fire support. good to have you alongIt's definately an odd looking beast, I'm in Paul.
It's one of those simple things that can be done that makes a big difference to the finished look.Excellent progress.....I have the same problem with the mud guards in 1-87 scale, they look a foot thick sometimes!
Very true. I might even have a go at making some as I don't have any PE for this apart from a few items that were included in the kitMud guards are one of the few parts that look better in PE.
Pete
Some sort of launch platformI keep wondering what that slide is for …
When Pewter is mentioned I always think of our late friend Mr T .Haven't heard "Pewter" used in conversation here in a long time.......I seem to recall someone owning a pewter mine and exacting royalties from those that used said product!
It won’t be now I’m here. Lol.I'm joining this distinguished audience.
Jim,Fine work. Thinning down mudguards and such is worth doing - even if just the edges are done. Makes me think of Simon T who was a great advocate for thinning to scale thickness.
Rick, I agree 100%.Jim, just one of many of the "Great One's" idiosyncrasies....taught me a lot.
Not really sure there is ammo storage underneath so it could have been to slide the shells up or down when replenning.I keep wondering what that slide is for …
It may have been used in conjunction with the optional bouncy castle.Some sort of launch platform
Excuse us Paul .
John,Always worries me thinning like that Paul .
I can see Pewter making an appearance !
Rick,Haven't heard "Pewter" used in conversation here in a long time.......I seem to recall someone owning a pewter mine and exacting royalties from those that used said product!
John, I must have missed that in another conversation about Pete and his mine.When Pewter is mentioned I always think of our late friend Mr T .
He introduced me to it , lovely stuff Rick .
It was Pete Low who had the mine.
Lee, welcome aboard mate, don't worry it's the normal reprobates who are normally here.It won’t be now I’m here. Lol.
No worries I will make sure you get tea's and coffee.Scottie I’m in it’s so crowded I’ll be the Hall Monitor Rick and John can tap Morris Code on the wall for updates.
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