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what an excellent finish! :) I love it! rough and rugged with dirt and scratches in all the right places!:tens:

Looks great Joe, love the wiring! :vgood:

:LOL:Your spot on MP......... i think I am enjoying these so much because of that. The WW2 stuff is very plain compared to these.

I have a lot of these tools also - love the quality. I love their grinding drill, super glue post and the plastic hatchet on a turntable. I can't get their line wash pen to work properly though. I will wait to see what you think of this latest one James.

Interesting :vgood:

Some more progress with adding the extra ERA 1 blocks on the end of the Kontakt 5 ones, finished more PE and then added some texture. This time I sealed it with a Vallejio primer to secure the PE and begin with a lighter base than the t-72B3M. The extra ERA 1 blocks were from Royal...

excellent start! :vgood:

Fantastic! :tens:

I was going to say that the photo of the restored heat shield was completely wrong. A sheet metal deflector plate was added to the rear [over the exhaust mufflers] to redirect cooling air away from the ground and was introduced on the J version in 1942.

:vgood: nice finish.

I remember building this kit on a rainy day when I was 10 years old.

Looking good Glen! :good:

:popcorn :good:

I was lucky enough (through a couple of model friends) to get a special access visit to the BNA Wharehouse, which is only about 30 mins from where I live. I tried to get through all the aisles in the whare house but there was no way - there was so much stuff........finally I wheeled my shopping...

Small update..... I switched-out 3 of the wheels for a different pattern [from my T-72 M1] which have 8 spokes instead of 6. This mix is not uncommon even on T-90's where 3 or more patterens can be seen sometimes as pointed out in the B3M post. I also attached the rear plate with the barrel...

A friend of mine just finished building this one and it comes out as a very impressive model

lovely so far :vgood:

I don't know what the artist has mounted on the wintergarten but its way bigger than anything they had even on the late models (which this isn't). Nice painting just wrong details. :smack: Very nice casting by the way!

Thanks, thats great news! :vgood:

That looks unbelievable!