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Wonderful work Master C. ! Looking forward to the next bit. Cheers, Bill

Nice work Chief! :thumbsup Lots of work there. I think you nailed it. (no nail gun emoticon :pp ) Cheers, Bill

It looks great. I like it when the masking comes off of the canopy! :idonno :) More pictures please. Cheers, Bill

That came out great! Good way to use your time on the road. :thumbsup Cheers, Bill

Happy belated B-day! Thanks for all you do for, and share with, our hobby. If it was within my power, or pay grade, I would promote you, or submit paperwork for the appropriate decoration. :notworthy: :notworthy: Live long and prosper! :thumbsup :thumbsup Cheers, :salute Bill

Tamiya Challenger2 Thanks, Helios. Sometimes you get lucky. :dude Thanks, Dave! Junk in the trunk They really used every square inch of real-estate on the rear end of this bad boy. I guess it's the only "safe" place on a tank. I'm going to have to paint a lot of stuff as components, and then...

Tamiya Challenger2 Thanks, Bob! Thanks, Mike! Fixing a goof. :bangs head Because this is a newer ( ..ish c. 2004) Challenger II model, and uses the hull and other sprues from an older (1984) Tamiya kit, I saw the slots on the glasis for the headlights, and glued them on. They were supposed...

Tamiya Challenger2 Thanks, Luiz! Thanks, Bob! No biggie on the music. I just wanted to lay in some background for a "start" video. Thanks, Brb! Thanks, James! :pilot So here you go. These chaps need a lot of clean up before paint, but they are up to the task. Right-Oh! If I can convince the...

Tamiya Challenger2 Thanks, Luis. Thanks, Bob, Dave, and James! :soldier :soldier :soldier _____________ "OK, So we didn't have a winner! The prizes will be rolled over to the next round". "There were prizes?" No. No prog rock fans from the way-back? That was "Dance on a Volcano" from the...

Thanks, Sherm! :thumbsup Rock on! Cheers, Bill

Thanks, Sharkman! Keep up the good work. Cheers, Bill

Tamiya Challenger2 Thanks, Bob (or whoever walks the corridors and ensures that the ship is in shape, you know who you are) for fixing my dbl. post Erf. :notworthy: :thumbsup Thanks, T. Thanks, Mike. I'm go'n. Thanks, Tom. One aspect of this hobby that I enjoy is knowledge that I gain from...

Name that tune. (Sorry about the clipping video and poor sound) Cheers, Bill https://youtu.be/vdy9AJn2cag

Duplicate post. Sorry Bill

Thanks, Gary! :salute I think the answer falls under the sci-fi requirement of "willing suspension of disbelief", ...or something. :idonno Cheers, Bill

It looks like it's a lot of work in a clean, flat, hard, dry shop even with the benefit of fork lifts, angle ginders, and a full stomach. Can you imagine doing it in the field? (Cold, wet, muddy, (dark?) no power tools, hungry, tired, and maybe even someone dropping mortar rounds on you. Whew...

Thanks, G! Thanks, Mike! Thanks, Piet! Thank You, Jeeves! Much appreciated. Model on! :soldier :soldier :soldier Cheers, Bill

Thanks Luiz! Stop with the head banging. I only posted yesterday! :laugh: Thanks! Thanks, Les! :thumbsup Cheers, Bill

Thanks, Ian! I'm still trying to find the right color of that weathered wood. I have received some weird looks as I hold up a book of color chips to a flat bed trailer that has recently unloaded a piece of construction equipment. Thanks, Bob! Thanks, Terry! Thanks, James! Thanks Dave! Stay warm...