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I think after aa few sorties the gloss would have retreated pretty quickly on a material base. Even the polished WW2 fighters and bombers had to be regularly maintained to keep gleaming and thats metal! Sun, wind and rain, especially winds at high speed in high altitude sunlight would have had a...

Always, only way I can aford figures these days.

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Nice figure!

1/35 Figure Haul and some other stuff.

I will hopefully be at this next one.

Fantastic work, excellent modelling!:tens:

Looking good MP........can't wait for more.:soldier

Well done sir, just what the house needed!

Looks great! 😍

Sounds like you're 'down and dirty' with it. Break it in baby! :soldier

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Hey MP, thanks for the look. No, it will be abandoned and bogged in dried mud from the end of winter. The tank will still be in operational condition and set a day or 2 before the knockout. There will be some soldiers standing behind the tractor observing the distance beyond the dio and...

So the beat goes on.......... Placed the models and added a Telephone pole - the Tank will need more mods now that I am doing the model as the vehicle in the photo so I will need to replace the rear right hand Thoma shield with a completeone, add the rear stowage rack and the Vorsatz P on the...

Coming along nicely!:good:

It looks very nice! :notworthy

I will be having this on a small base with a tractor in 1945. I have also decided to model the vehicle in the photo, as there is a possibilty its a command vehicle. I was originally going to do the photo vehicle seperately but changed my mind. There are a number of interesting details which I...

Thanks Gary and Bob appreciate the look.

Yep, got that (Mg34 - got that to :bigrin:) Tim, I reckon' the Mg 34 and cap work better at the rear rather than on the front plate. Loving the stowage! :vgood:

Well that certainly looks frozen.❄️ I agree with Bob, some fluffy snow and build -up on the side with the figure would add some variation.