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DAK Meng Kubelwagen
- Thread starter Robertp
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Since there has been so many comments about the chickens, I thought I would give everyone the background story. Besides chicken feed I also feed them dried meal worms. You know your in the country when Walmart sells chicken worms. The chickens love the worms. Of course, they are birds. No matter what I am doing, they will follow me for (hopefully) worms. That is what is happening with the picture.
Being on a Keto diet, I try to get Pasture-Raised eggs and chickens. Of course, quite expensive so my wife asked me why. I explained that their on their own to feed. Of course, she said no thank you! Why? She found this video of chickens proving their Velociraptor origins...
My Dad was the same way, he wouldn't eat a chicken because he saw what they ate.
I posted it in the wrong thread. It is here.
Panzer IV Ausf F
This a work in progress. It is Tamiya DAK with motorcycle. Typical Tamiya fit and the figures are not that bad.
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Well, here is the kubelwagen very close to finished. I am going to leave the doors open. This means they will be very easy to knock off. When the doors go on, no more work is to be done. The question is, why haven’t the doors been put on? I have a nagging feeling I am missing something. I have a real problem pushing my models over the finish line.
Rhino
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Several of my builds have languished until I practiced a new technique or found other materials. I usually have 6 or more projects underway.
They aren't ALL tiny! Or like the 1/350 USCG 110' WPB master, they just don't gel. Model Mojo ebbs and flows.
One might think a steering wheel might be (ahem) in order, as it were.
They aren't ALL tiny! Or like the 1/350 USCG 110' WPB master, they just don't gel. Model Mojo ebbs and flows.
One might think a steering wheel might be (ahem) in order, as it were.
Steering wheel? 
Some say it's never enough weathering, some say it's too much. What do you say?
Nice build Robert, well done!
Tim A.
Well-known member
Yep, the Eddie Bauer upgrade.I'd call it the upgraded trim package Robert and press on.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looking good Robert!
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