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Thanks and Sorry , they were always going to be separate displays as per the customer's orderBloody Brilliant! I had hoped to see these two juggernauts slugging it out at close quarters, like Ironclads of old, but they aren't my models.
Ok. (sniff, wipe at eyes) I suppose.
The overall finish on the Mk.v is a master class. I would go so far as to say in all my years of modelling that could be the best i have ever seen ?
thanks paddy. A massive compliment ........not sure what to say.
I am integrating the tank onto the base at the moment and having even more fun with that stage. 
Thanks Paddy, really appreciate your feedback. I really try to create detail with the vegitation placement and rendering and follow through with the weathering to tie it all in.What can we say ? simply perfect. Your weathering and vegetation takes modeling to another level
Thanks MP, appreciate that. Thanks for the feedback - enjoy the details.
Well done Ian, congrats on getting these done and done so well! What Paddy said, everywhere we look there's more to see. Bravo!
Thanks Rhino, yeah.....the milk box, I treated it as the 'poms' 'obtained some German rations and stuff on the way."Alpen Milch"? The Royal Tank Regiment drove right through the German breakfast kitchen? Very cool!
I hope productions like these build your pocketbook handsomely!
Thanks Paul, glad you enjoyed looking.
Thanks you guys, much appreciated. These 2 projects were a lot of fun and I recommend building a Mk 1-5 from WW1, even if you are not into WW1 as these vehicles allow a multitude of weathering techniques because of their unique shape and track set-up.
Thanks Barney.
