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Thats a weird one......they are desperate to stop those drones aren't they! :blink

Yes but only at dusk when they laugh at each other for about 10-15 minutes. During the day they turn -up and sit in the trees looking for worms and snakes. They keep our place clear of snakes in the summer. Kookaburra's are my favourite bird. Very handsome with loads of personality. ....and yes...

Nice! ....I am just starting to learn Blender as well for my uboat book. I may have to pick your brain at some point. :hmm:

nice progress Chris......:popcorn

Sounds Like a cool idea but I can't play, to much on the go already. :(

Good Luck Chris, I know what it's like! :Drinks:

Black gloss.......that a hard gig. I reckon give sanding a go first. :good:

Here's a shot from each way. This was just before the clear roof went on the pergola area and the cladding near the roof. Still finishing the painting too. It's a great space to sit on a sunny afternoon under the Oak and Gum trees...... its like having your own treehouse.

Thanks MP, the area in front of me there is covered by a clear roof and is about to be fitted with motorised weather blinds. The bar/bench I stained in maple and behind me is an area the same again but open to the sky.The whole thing sits about 30 ft up from the road and looks out over the...

A drink on the new deck with some tank porn and 'the game is afoot'........:geek:

They have even deployed old T-55's with cope cages... and T-64's and on the newly upgraded T-80BVM

Can you leave 'em in the black and mottled grey! They look like stealth racers! :coolio2:

Welcome aboard! :peacesign2:

This one is a later model T-72B3 with stand-off armour grating and charge bag armour - one of my favourite T-72's. No, its this one, a T-72B1M with Kontact-1 /ERA boxes.

I wish I had seen some of these earlier. I have the T-80, T72 and the BMP-3 already. I was considering doubles but I just have to many to build already. :hmm::soldier

I really want to start on this T-80U but may warm-up with a simple BMP -1. The far side is open for interpretation, so I will strip back a few guards and beat it up some more.

I have a Trumpy T-72 with a cage in storage. I can measure it but I need to make a trip to the storage centre to rattle through my stash to get it.

:bigrin::coolio2: No problem at all, just 'pulling your leg'.

Hey James I have a Trumpeter T-72 that comes with a Cope cage , so I will do 1 version like that. Check out these ERA blocks mounted on the cage of a T-90M in the field in the Ukraine...

Yeah, as James said and I mentioned in the article - you didn't read it man, you friggin didn't read it. :lol: