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Very nicely done! Bob said "rich". I say "balanced" for the same reasons ...the colors, textures and effects. :notworthy: Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Bill

Takom WWI Heavy Battle Tank MarkIV Thanks, Mike! I got all three! ... and I'm getting "there". :good Back to Jame's suggestion for assembling the sponson sides as well. Lots of pieces to will need to be aligned when the other side of the sponson is added later. Use the other side for...

Takom WWI Heavy Battle Tank MarkIV Thanks, Bob! I think everything is going to be Ohhhhh - Kay! :thumbsup Cheers, Bill

Takom WWI Heavy Battle Tank MarkIV Thanks, Luiz, Jeeves, and Swordsman! OK, back home from a week of tropical vacation over the thanksgiving school break. Some progress on things. The individual tracks are indeed a nightmare. I had to try to assemble one for my own curiosity/anguish. Again...

Takom WWI Heavy Battle Tank MarkIV Thanks, Guys! Initial impression is good. The styrene is on the softer side, so the parts seem to squish off the trees. Maybe I need some sharper cutters. Thanks James! I was looking at the instructions and was thinking something of the same thing. You need...

I think I will give this a go! My first Takom product. I hope it goes together as nice as it looks. We shall see :thumbsup I purchased the snap together track links from Takom. That will save alot of time. The tracks in the kit require you to free the track plate and four smaller pieces from...

Great share. Thanks, James. Cheers, Bill :soldier :soldier :soldier

That came out Great, Tony! Cheers, Bill

Denatured alcohol works wonders on the acrylic paints (and some solvent based paint as well) and won't harm the styrene. Hit it with a soft old tooth brush and run under the tap to rinse. Repeat until clean. Good luck, Bill

Good discussion. Many of the points of discussion have crossed my mind as well. I'm glad that your all felt it worth your time to weigh in. I like the community here, and I want it to continue. Keep building and posting. cheers! Bill :thumbsup

So very cool! Good work Dad! (It's all about leading by example ...and a bunch of paint ...And a huge library ... Keep him (and us) inspired. Cheers, Bill

Now I have that song in my head. :( and Ginger on my mind. :laugh: Why so small? (I'm not judging). :idonno Cheers, Bill

Looks great Mike! Monochrome paint schemes are tough, but you hit this one deep and out of here. Cheers! Bill

Nice job Luiz! Well played. Looking forward to your next project. Cheers, Bill

Tamiya Challenger2 -Finished! Hey! Thanks everyone who looked in and passed on a kind word. :rockon Thanks to: Luiz. Your work keeps me coming back and trying again. Bob, It's all you! Peaches back at 'ya. Jeeves, Thanks Big Daddy! Thanks Ian! Much appreciated. Thanks Mike! Keep up the...

Tamiya Challenger II in 1/35 scale. Out of the box. antennas in 1/64 music wire. Cheers!

Tamiya Challenger2 -back on tracks. Bob... Gary..... Mike........ James................. Thanks All of You :thumbsup Ian........... Luiz..... Tom... Aaaaaand …Roll credits. Lets call this one done. I only lost a couple of parts this time. This old dog is still learning. Thanks for your...

Nice job on the anti-skid texture. Strong work. Cheers, Bill

Nice work Paul! Looking forward to seeing more. Cheers, Bill