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Well you really have outdone yourself ... I'm proud of you! it's your biggest project to date. And what detail !!! :woohoo: What will your next concoction be? ... really I don't want to think about that yet. A lot of the modelers here are amazed at the size alone (6' plus). But you are...

The 4th is with this one ... He must be a Jedi master :laugh:

What a beautiful base to display the bike, the greens and tones of blue in the cobble stone to accent the colors of the model! Great work ... wish I could pull that off to display a model. :notworthy:

Very impressive and you have a great eye for detail and color rendering! Hey guys, wouldn't you buy it just for the box art?

Can you imagine what modeling will become when they are teens? It would be a nice thing to experience! Way to go with your kids ... maybe the wife will be interested when they begin to paint future kits ;)

"Done & Dusted" Indeed! :thumbsup Excellent handling of colors and weathering over a solid build ... Great work!

:notworthy: It is incredible what research can do to improve a kit and also being educated on how it was serviced on the field "curve rail tracks and loading of munitions" ... Great job on the Dora. I also heard that you gave it a base coat ... lets see it !!!

:notworthy: OMG I really don't have anything else to say :thumbsup I think this build should be in a military history museum.

Well then here is another photo I took at Din's modeling den. Notice the sub assemblies he has sitting on top of the box. 1. Ram and base 2. Loading platform 3. Utility bed 4. Engine compartment (exterior) 5. Sleeve and breech block 6. Engine and generator compartment (interior) and 7. The box...

This is a picture I took while visiting Din "Fledermaus" at his home in Puerto Rico. It was taken in the month of May of this year (2018) As you can see his project is still "chugging along" ... pun intended ... Great Job :notworthy:

Way to go Din :yipee May you bode well with the plastic Kings :cheer:

Re:WALKING TANK-INSTALLING THE PLUMBING-4-22-10 Sorry Terry :( but I found some information of those "Bunkers"... I know Shawn will like them ... but they look like early year bunkers... Shawn have fun with your printer ... maybe you can print me a couple of "olives" :laugh:

Re:WALKING TANK-INSTALLING THE PLUMBING-4-22-10 Thanks Shawn ... For you comments, :) Remember this is all in jest, I hope you enjoy it, and by the way if you need or find any photos that you would like to place you bunker in ... let me know, I will be more than happy to find...

Re:WALKING TANK-INSTALLING THE PLUMBING-4-22-10 Hello Terry, I finally found the image hidden in my hard drive. :ohmy: Look at how proud the Tanker is of the markings. This image has the marks particularly on the turret, but there are records of the markings painted on the sides of the...

Re:WALKING TANK-INSTALLING THE PLUMBING-4-22-10 Great work going there MrT (Terry) Love every bit of the work on your "Walker" and don't mind Shawn's "Bunkers", they didn't work in Libya in 1942 or in France in 1944 for that mater* We just walked around them! :laugh: In the North African...

Re:WALKING TANK-THE RISE OF THE MACHINE1-26-10 "Spider Tank , spider tank ..." I can't finish the song, I'm still gasping... What are you using to make the joints? We must also be on the same wavelength, with those Walker's underbelly's exposed like that it's a no brainer to have a remote...

Wow! this will be like watching your favorite TV series with a back to back double episode :woohoo: Bring it On! I already have the popcorn and coke, I'n not going to miss this one.

Re:MY WALKING TANK Simply mind blowing ... I just had to sit there and gather my thoughts . When will you commence with the build? Welcome to the Alternate Universe