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Always good to finish a project :vgood: .....looks good!. Glad to hear your on the mend!

Great result, that has come out really well! :vgood:

Looks excellent as usual. :notworthy

This is looking great - I love it! :vgood: I am a bit late with my suggestion on the numbers so it won't matter now. I often put the decals down and seal them then paint the color you want on top, using them as a kind of reverse mask/ painting guide.

thanks, yeah the mountain top was very much a 'LOTR' setting.

Part 5b - Way down south - Hobart and going west.....into the wilderness. The next part was on to the beautiful historic city of Hobart and then out to the wilderness of the west to ancient forests at Tahune. We went on a few walking trails through the forest once we got to Tahune. The...

Exactly!

Penetration, it usually ends in trouble. :blink

Welcome David, nice work area and nice dio. :dude:

Thanks Paul, its good to know that I am not sounding to Ozzie - i do worry that I may not be easily understood over an internet connection with my accent.:) Yeah, Barney was quietly observing in the top corner and was suddenly gone. :-(

Hey Welcome, I'm an ex CAD/ draughtsman as well. I think you will enjoy the people, the relaxing atmosphere and the great models and info.:vgood:

Excellent! good luck. The key is to be as subtle as possible and just try to enjoy it like its a model itself.

:soldier....Looking better with each step. In the end there is only so much you can do with poor sculpting.

Thanks for organising the calll at a time I could attend. Really enjoyed 'catching-up with the gang. It was great to finally have a chat with Saul (the gangster):):good:.

I looked back throughthepost but I couldn't find a mention about the white plastic card sections inside the hull. What are these for?

No big secret or anything, I thought I had lost a wheel, so I retrieved a spare from the T-72B3M. I have since found the missing wheel. :)

Great colors John. :good:

Bit of slack works as well and always looks a bit more real and dynamic, especially if you are going to beat it up a bit.

The location was why it was chosen. It was isolated, alone, surrounded by coastlines with steep cliffs and the only way to it from Hobart was via Eaglehawk neck...a super thin causway barracaded by police with vicious hunting dogs. And to top that it was on Tasmania (an island at the bottom of...

Here we go again, another version of the T-72, this time its an early B version, the B1. The T-72B, which appeared in the mid-1980s, included a more advanced fire control system, the ability to launch anti-tank guided missiles [ATGMs] through its main gun and enhanced armor protection. The...