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There are plenty of examples though where they are loaded -up.......I am planing on building the E8 in the first pic.

Nice, I don't know how you do it Duke but the machine is back!:soldier

Love it!! Looks very woody :notworthy:)

What a fabulous model Duke! Well built and finished, it looks very sharp ! :notworthy ....and well doneon completing a Shelf Queen, always adifficult task. Ian.

I watched this for the first time nearly a decade ago and still think it is the best animation drawn with digital ink. A great concept and just flat out entertaining to modellers and WW2 military enthusiasts.

............and continuing on from the last post - Front guard replaced with a Dragon kit version and wire spring added to Tamiya kit. PE clamps replaced kit molded ones Wingnuts replaced on barrel cleaning rod clamps Head pad added to commanders hatch. Gaps in Tamiya bar mounts(where shields...

Spankin' :)

Looking good man! :)

Upper chassis on and details started. Chains added to the tow pintle locks at the front. Damage added to the rear right fender and Thoma shield (which was replaced with Dragon netting, which I could cut). Command aerial and armoured cup used from the Border kit. Nut heads added to Thoma shield...

Have you tried Aliexpress? I get a lot of my stuff from there and the postage is pretty reasonable.

Your progress looks really nice Paddy, so don't 'beat yourself up' to much. I think your skills are 'top notch' , evenon a bad day! :good:

Yes, I will be setting mine in the first few weeks after the surrender in Late May 1945

Thanks Saul but I will model it before a drone strike so there is something to build. :) Some additional purchases................ The Konakt bricks were at a really good price compared to the Royal Models packs. 264 bricks for $26.00 (3D printed) while Royal model has $21.00 for 56 bricks...

Why not? IIf its 500m down the road, line it up and knock it out. The JS2's were hunting down some skinny streets in Berlin but this one is quite wide and a perfect street for long distance tank engagement. .....and there are only a few distance shots of the left side of the tank.

A little more base paint - experimenting at present and planing to work the paint light to medium. We'll see how it goes. I find I get my best effects with experimentation and not staying stale at the pointy end(painting/ weathering). Looking pretty ugly and awful at present but thats OK...

It was probaly from a JS2 at reasonably close range.

Another T-72/90 variant:bash:

Looking good! You don't see many of these being built lately. I'll pull-up a chair :popcorn

yeah baby........I am going to enjoy this. :popcorn You are correct MP, this was a very early kit. It was my 3rd WNW kit which I picked -up when it was released. Like you it is in my stash waiting for the right time but now I can get a preview and see you work your WW1 magic.

Thanks Bob :)