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Fantastic build, absolutely love it! :tens: Ian

Welcome....plenty of shelf queens here. I think we all where them as a badge of achievement for actually cutting some sprue! :)

DO IT! I will do one for myself with a heap of battle damage and rust so that it looks as though it is just hanging in there. The body shape and front grille are beggin' for it, so I will give the commision job (above) a bit of a test with a milder version.:hmm::devil: I am fighting the call of...

:LOL: agreed. Great project though. I love these - I have a 1/32 scale in my stash.

The base is cut and made to match the T80U and the T72B3M. I want all of these modern Russian armour projects to have the same base so they appear as a collection.

Bases finally cut and ready for the next phase.....

:popcorn that OD green is coming along nicely.

Agreed James, they will rust eventually but combat ready in WW2 no. I think if you are modelling a knockout sitting in salt water that may be an exception like the German vehicles knocked out on the beaches in the Baltic during the retreat in 1945. The modern Russian vehicles are the same. Only...

This post is getting weirder all the time! :bigrin:

:hmm: something different.....interesting.

Excellent build Paul. I must have missed the finish line post on this. :notworthy.

Hey, sorry I couldn't make the call. :( Some things were already planned and the short notice caught me out. I really like the idea of a fixed day and time per month, I think that would work well. :vgood:

Is it tonight (in 1 hour for me) because I can't do tonight - tomorrow same Time I can.

Agreed! History = mystery.................... that needs to be solved.

So that would be 11.00pm sunday night for me?

Welcome back Johno, great to see you posting again. :dude: Great figures to by the way......when will you post some pics of the overall scene?

I would love a 1/16 250 Neu halftrack - I have 2 of these in 1/35.

Spoken like a real Ozzi :)

Absolutely, as they were built, updated and repaired at a number of different yards at different times throughout the war.

Hello again and welcome back to my 'fantasy sub book' list - another hopeful. U-516 Another great sub project - a unique version of the Type 9C in 1945. The same Revell kit as used on U190 will be used again for U516 with varying modifications according to the specifications/detail changes...