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Very nice Terry, love all the colors/details. :notworthy

That looks Friggin' awesome MP, really :tens:. Love It! ❤️

Snow! Whats that.......this is so different to my world down here. We had a 45C today (113F). Outside was like an oven. Some towns in the north of the state had nearly 49C (120.2 F).

We are looking at a few locations - Burnie to Devenport, Hobart and the East Coast. We are very 'keen' on getting a place around St.Helens to Bichineo though.

I hear ya. I just finished these after 2 days work.

:popcorn looking good! I have been thinking of getting a few of these for a 1/35 dio.

Actually the roos arn't harmless........they will 'rip you a new one' with the claws on their feet if you get to close. The big ones we have here in Vic can stand 6ft tall and really do some damage.

Love It! :coolio1:

This is looking very tidy - a great project! :coolio2:

:popcorn :soldier

Welcome and g'day from Victoria (I am actually seriously considering a move to Tassie in the next couple of years). Its a great group and very friendly..... :vgood:

So at this point I have decided to rebuild the damaged front row of ERA bricks, as well as giving up on the MENG early T-72 track links. The track links would fall apart on the side without the pin, with glue the only way to keep them together, which shortened the time allowable for positioning...

Looking very nice John. I love the masked - off overpainted area. :good:

Excellent, did you do the art work John?

I didn't bother with the motor. I built that old Revell 1/72 Dam Buster Lancaster, filled it full of crackers and strapped an exploding sky rocket to the belly. It flew well on launch and was anillihated at 100ft....ahh the early 70's when you could still do stuff. Now its all banned or...

All of the above are correct but in the end it still comes down to what you are happy with - its you who will be looking at the finished piece every day. What do YOU want to see? I always make sure I work to this rule as the final check before locking into a layout for a scene/ dio.

The majority of German tank photos i have tend to show the crew overspraying everything if its in the field - works better as cammo in the field. too.

I have found the same Tim....I used to do lots of airbrushing but over the last few years I have tended to brush paint and use pigments to steer away from the hassles of cleaning and clogging after every color, except when I spray Tamiya -never an issue then.

Very interesting approach to weathering - thanks for posting! :vgood:

Ok thanks, whatever works for the majority. :)