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Hey Steven That is looking quite good mate. What are the differences betweent the DML and Cyberhobby versions of this tank? I know the instructions probably suggest the placement of the lifting eyes at such a high position on the turret sides, but I have not seen this on any Sherman photos...

sharkmouth wrote: :laugh: :laugh: Yes Saúl, but in a bizarre twist of fate, Christopher Latham Scholes is a perfect anagram of Qwert Yuiop, thus plickening the thot... :blink: :silly:

The typewriter was invented by a Hungarian immigrant Qwert Yuiop, who left his own special 'signature' on his creation... :pinch:

Ken Abra :notworthy: ms wrote: AOOOOGA! AOOOOGA! Nitfrick alert! :laugh: ;) That said, love your set-up mang... :thumbsup

Kreighshoer wrote: Can't rightly say ;) Oh and Mooners, you ever been near a grill when it fails? :ohmy: ;)

Last year, at a beach house party... I'm certain they were apple ciders...

I think that rememberance and celebration tied together on successive days would work well. Lest we forget. Brad

Boy that looks great Aleksandr A nice depth of colour for a Drab slab! The details really *pop* too. Look forward to your further weathering. Brad

Not sure I like the way the Navy boys are treating their diorama in photo #3... And yes the US Army used the HBT uniforms during Normandie and which also was short lived due to unfamiliarity within their ranks of its' use. There were mix ups as the SS camouflage uniforms of the time were not...

HBTY HBTY HBDG HBTY All the best Grumps Brad B)

Not sure it can be stated that the salary cap breach guaranteed them those Premierships... They're not the first, and they won't be the last; just happened to be the most heavily sanctioned... This stripping of current and future points for the season is ridiculous though! Don't know what is...

Hey thanks for the link there... A few shots of interest for sure! Brad

moon puppy wrote: Hey Bob That is actually the marking for the 601st TD, and the obscured part is actually a vertical line realising a black 'Y' on yellow background... (don't let this stop you though :cheer: ) Brad

moon puppy wrote: Mooners, the boots are Arctic overshoes, which were worn over the existing boots and were initially made from rubber. The uppers were changed to canvas at some point when resources were sparse, but then ended up all rubber again. There are 4 clasps featured as you mentioned...

Same to you James Was a quiet one here... Dinner party with another couple and nothing family oriented for a change... :)

Hi Aleksandr This photo should clarify the support arm in question on this TRV. The centre bogey assembly is the same as what you have on your kit at present, whereas the left and right assemblies are of the newer redesigned style where you can see the arm has a definite bend in it's appearance...

Hey Aleksandr You do some terrific photoetch work; so clean and precise! The turret looks the business, but I have to ask if you are going the rout of adding the thickened cheek armour on the right side of the turret? In addition to this, the gunners periscope (in the armoured cover in front of...

Good gods Toner DO you mind 'looking' at a couple of M4s I need to have ready for a show?! Some weird and wonderful (ok, they are all weird ;)) creations here. That Russian thingy with the 26 turrets is kind of cool... Love your work on the exposed interiors. I lost count of the featured...

Hey Mooners Looking good there mate. Some nice figures to work with! The bloke with the handie-talkie has a EM greatcoat on which should come off a milky brown colour. He appears to have the HBT coveralls on which would have a washed out green colour. His jacket looks to be a winter combat...

Hey mate I missed your last installment, but believe me I am enthralled! Some wonderful etch work. You deserve a medal for getting both the spare track holders and stowage rack assembled successfully! Another couple of small things you could rectify. The PE step added to the front of the...