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Hey James thanks for the vids... I haven't seen anyone use Mr. whateveritis putty for sculpting/conversion, but I am familiar with using a blade to apply putty to a figure :) Brad

Great Aleksandr There is so much to look at on such a (relatively) small tank! I like the small additions such as the extras stored in the used .50cal box and ciggy pack. The OD shade is visually interesting for sure! A couple of questions... Where did you get the Lucky Strike pack? Who...

Boy Gino That leather jacket looks, well leather! Tremendous finish on the rest, but the jacket does it for me. Well done Brad :)

TRV = Tank Recovery Vhicle B)

Hey Peter That is some collection! The Jacques Littlefield collection is tremendous. The thing is, you say that your spouse can take comfort in the fact one's own collection isn't as bad as this... But the fact I have but a half dozen kits, on the surface she thinks I could get away with no...

Hey Jaymes There's a start! Tell us more about the critter. Is it a TRV or similar? Brad

Hey Rudi Well I'm counting on some Braaivleis this Saturday night, and being the nice person that I am, I'll bring some bevvies. This is an Australian term interchangeable with coolnfrothies meaning a brew made from water, hops, malt and yeast, best served cold cold cold. That said, I don't want...

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Hey James, a really good idea! unfortunately I will have to be a spectator of others, as there is nothing here in Melbourne that woul really pass muster, be it building or countryside...

Hey Peter How tall would the wall actually be? Maybe the grouping of figures in 1/48th scale would still evoke enough of the emotion you want to convey? Brad

Fantastic work Fernando! I love a fully scratched build, even if I'm not familiar with the subject matter or scale. To go on and construct the intricacies of the .50cal also is inspiring... Have to say that your models' camouflage looks better than the photo of the real thing ;) Brad

:laugh: :laugh: Hey Massimo I have nothing but kudos for Francesca. She is a tenacious player and held her nerve when the big shots were required, whereas Stosur cracked a little. And a little is all it took, as it was quite a close match really :) So glad there is a fresh victor in a Grand...

Well here's hoping for a great game of tennis tonight (my time) at Roland Garros... Sam Stosur, whom I'd call an underachiever of recent times now realising her potential, against another relative unknown in Francesca Schiavone of Italy. Now recent history being what it is, I hope there is no...

Hey Andy The figure is looking really good mate! I especially like the scarlett scarf; offsets everything else beautifully :) Brad

Hey Travis Some great photos there! I love the simplicity of the last one, with the hand painting! I would have assumed a stencil, but in hindsight this makes sense. A steady hand and a straight edge ;) Brad

Tankbuilder wrote: Huh? It'd only take a couple of M4s to tow the broken down Tiger? :blink: :laugh: (Like 'raptors on a T-rex ;) )

Noice builds Matt! A good variety. The white balance to me looks to be adequately tweaked to realise an impending dust storm ;) Ah yes Boomstick. I may have seen this somewhere else :blink: :silly: Great little scene... Brad

Hey Matt Good to hear from you... 'Good' shots are subjective! Anything out of the ordinary or scenes that look workable in a diorama or vignette are most welcomed. Another one here. Ironically about 30 years earlier than the other shots but in colour! Texture of the chopped up and muddied...

Great job Steve! The colours really do make it *pop*... I guess because I'm so used to modelling them in OD that the shape is familiar but the colours aren't :huh: I reckon some jammed sand dust in the nooks would make this look a real workhorse... The rear lights I noticed are running...

Hey Yago Terrific work here mate! I love the scope you have undertaken. I have tried the Kancali brick paving you have there, and loved its' useability. The flex is useful for curve areas etc. Now take this as constructive criticism, but the plumber in me wants to know where/how the water drains...