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Tankbuilder

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Hi there.

I'm Peter and I live in Canada.

I build mostly armor, artillery, wheeled vehicles and figures all in 1/35 scale and I prefer styrene kits over resin ones. At this time I am focusing primarily on the Israeli Defense Forces but I do build some WW2 armor. At least I do if I'm not converting it to an Israeli variant. ;<) VBG

I have a few kits of modern tanks that I will be building just to show the development of tanks from the early WW1 My IV Female and Male tanks and the WW1 Whippet light tank.

I really enjoy creating scenes wherein the story of the vehicle and figures I model reflect the deeds of the real-life items and men who crewed or manned them.

I also have built a couple of Lindberg 1/32 scale PT boats and have built them so that they can be operational on the water via radio-control.

I hope to learn some tips here and I'm also very willing to share any tips and tricks I have already learned or developed.

I also like WW2 close-support aircraft in 1/48 scale as a sideline.

Thanks to Shawn for making this forum known to me.

And another thanks to the forum owner for allowing me to be a member here.

Cheers from Peter
 
G'day Peter , :laugh:

Well we are always glad to have new members , specially friends of good buddies like Shawn ;) .

We are all looking forward to seeing your builds , our braille scale bonanza , mini month started May 1st so if you want to grab a small scale model , join in the fun !

I built my first Braille scale build last year in our first one last year and this year my little sister is building her first model EVER !!! Normally I stick to 1/35th but this quick build blasts out the cobwebs :) .

Jenny :kiss:
 
Hi Peter,

Welcome at T&T!! Glad you joined our little model family :woohoo:

Shawn did a good thing to force you into joining us! A friend of Shawn is a friend of me and T&T!!

Maple leaf up!!

Erik from Holland!
 
Oh~~you're a friend of Shawn's. We'll have to keep an eye on this one y'all. But in the mean time, where are the pictures Peter?!
 
Hi Peter.

Welcome to T&T. It's a great place, even though they let me in here every once in a while :laugh: . So knock around and check the place out,and maybe share some of your work with us all. Maybe even consider joining one of our group builds like the Braille Scale build or Noel's Duel in The Desert (even Israeli stuff) group build. They are lots of fun.

Gary B)



moon puppy wrote:
Oh~~you're a friend of Shawn's. We'll have to keep an eye on this one y'all. But in the mean time, where are the pictures Peter?!

Hey Moon Puppy. Didn't you notice that he also does the wingy thingys too? He's one of the good guys ;)
 
Welcome Peter. This is the friendliest site on the net. Look forward to seeing your work.
James
 
G Cooper wrote:
Hi Peter.

Welcome to T&T. It's a great place, even though they let me in here every once in a while :laugh: . So knock around and check the place out,and maybe share some of your work with us all. Maybe even consider joining one of our group builds like the Braille Scale build or Noel's Duel in The Desert (even Israeli stuff) group build. They are lots of fun.

Gary B)



moon puppy wrote:
Oh~~you're a friend of Shawn's. We'll have to keep an eye on this one y'all. But in the mean time, where are the pictures Peter?!

Hey Moon Puppy. Didn't you notice that he also does the wingy thingys too? He's one of the good guys ;)

Hi there.

Thanks all for the warm welcome.

In the wingy thingys, I build mostly WW2 fighters that would have been used by Canadians. I also have a couple of 1/48 scale lawn-darts (aka jets ;<) VBG) that served with the Royal Canadian Air Force. They are the CF-100 Mk IV heavily reworked with a sliding canopy and removable engine panels to expose an Orenda engine in the right hand nacelle; a CF-105 Arrow and a CF-104 Starfighter. The CF-100 Mk IV is an on again off again project and it still has a ways to go to completion.

I have also built some kits of post-war prop-driven aircraft and painted them to match Royal Canadian Navy aircraft. I have a Seafire, A Hawker Sea Fury and TBF Avenger. The Avenger is still a work in progress. I have the Belcher Bits conversion set forthe Avenger.

Cheers from Peter
 
Peter,
Welcome aboard... :eek:hmy: Glad to see you finally made it... :huh:
You really ruined your image by putting my name with it. :lol:
But I'm sure once you post some pictures and share some of those
(millions) of idea's and how to's they will forget you ever
mentioned my name and welcome you into the fold without a flaw like
me being attached to your name. :woohoo: :lol: :blink
Like I said, you will love it here as everyone will be as helpful
as can be.
Enjoy and keep in touch.
Shawn
 
Tankbuilder wrote:
G Cooper wrote:



In the wingy thingys, I build mostly WW2 fighters that would have been used by Canadians. I also have a couple of 1/48 scale lawn-darts (aka jets ;<) VBG) that served with the Royal Canadian Air Force. They are the CF-100 Mk IV heavily reworked with a sliding canopy and removable engine panels to expose an Orenda engine in the right hand nacelle; a CF-105 Arrow and a CF-104 Starfighter. The CF-100 Mk IV is an on again off again project and it still has a ways to go to completion.

You have to show the Clunk. I have the Hobby craft 1/48 kit but have only built 1 and that was eons ago. Would love to see yours. I've been kicking around the idea of scratching one in 1/32 scale. But no initiative unfortunately. Look forward to your builds, especially the Cdn stuff. What kind of sucks is, I've started a 104 and I've worked on clunks a bit also.
James
 
Peter welcome to T-N-T!! I am sure you will have a great time on this forum.

Terry B)
 
Hi there.

It took a bit of work and searching the FAQ section but I finally figured out how to create a Gallery of my own and to also create sub-folders within it and add images to them.

I created a number of galleries but I still have to take some images of my CF-100 Clunk. Therefore there aren't any images of it posted by me yet.

Thanks again for the warm welcomes.

Cheers from Peter
 
Hi Peter,

welcome to the site. Glad to hear you figured out the gallery, Moonpup will be very happy to hear that...

B)



*he can't see photobucket at work.

:whistle:
 
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