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Thanks for posting.......its great to see that some of those classics went to a good home.

Merry Xmas everyone 🎅

ERA BRICKS - the next phase. The ERA Bricks on the B1 are what really give it its unique look from the other versions and this particular tank has plenty of character with damaged bricks galore, as well as good ones too. The photos I have span a varying period that I would guess would be at...

glad to be of service! :)

Thanks James. I have a number of photos showing different variations..... heres another which I also added to the main post..

Thanks MP. :) No they didn't swing , they had to be removed and rebolted in the new position. I have seen many variations including bolting them on to just 1 edge of the base plate as in one of the plates on the 'pristine' tank displayed.

If there is any other stuff you are looking for I may have covered it here...... though its probably to late.(again) https://modelersalliance.org/threads/things-about-3-s-july-26th-update.156294/

I decided to show the rear external fuel tank mounts folded as I was not going to have the fuel tanks on this one. This would require modifying the kit parts from the molded form to fit the tanks to folded back to the rear hull. Here the mounts are shown on thisT-72 in the Ukraine. I needed to...

I had been to the snow in the mountains of Victoria when I was younger but had never driven through heavy snow in a car. We didn't get to take photos until we were through the other side about an hour or so later , so they are the photos that I showed. I was worried about black ice as well as...

I'll do my best to be there !:vgood:

Part 6 - the last part - into the west and then up North and home. OK, the last section - we headed into the West and across the mountains (South of Cradle Mountain) and down to the isolated community of Queenstown. On the way we were snowed on, [which was a new thing from the beaches] and saw...

That finish is coming up excellent! Looking forward to the finished product as I think it will look spectacular. :notworthy

Very nice and a very neat job - well done!:good:

Nice line -up, they look a lot flatter now.

I sprayed my T-72 BA with the Vallejo grey primer and it worked a treat - no issues. :good:

Looking good mate.!

looking good- an unusal but cool tank :coolio2: ....I seem to have an affinity for wrecks as of late. Welcome to the dark side of modelling my friend! It will be hard to turn back to the light. :devil:

Looking excellent John, the icicles are perfect:tens:

Pzr III looking excellent. great work on the soft beat -up. Those rear mud guards were 2 part - the top folded over a shorter flap that was angled inward on both sides and shorter in length. If you wanted to go a bit further here are some examples.

correct.