Sherman in 1/16 scale.

[Brokeneagle]

I have the Dispai and the Green stuff ones and they both work well in different ways.

 

[Greg Kimsey]

Using my scroll saw as a Vallejo paint Shaker. At 1500 rpms it does the job. View attachment 193186View attachment 193187

Thanks for the belly laugh Tim, you frikken genius you!

I am still chuckling over it...

 

[Tim A.]

Adding the stowage. Have to make some tie downs.

 

[Heavens Eagle]

Looking really good Tim!

 

[jknaus]

Fantastic work Tim. Very nice.
James

 

[moon puppy]

All I have to say is
notworthynotworthy

 

[centaur567]

A real WOWSER!! Gary S.

 

[Steve Ski]

That's lookin big and beefy, just like it should. Awesome work, Tim!

 

[Tim A.]

Thanks y'all for the nice comments!
It's getting there.
I also still have to put in all the glass for the cupola and hatch visors...forgot about them

 

[Tim A.]

Still plugging away.
Added the stowage tie downs and the MG34 war prize. I want to include a few more German goodies thats on display in this area. Not sure what yet. A Helmet would be a good start.

 

[Greg Kimsey]

Those ropes, man, they look totally real! For goodness' sake

 

[Tim A.]

Those ropes, man, they look totally real! For goodness' sake

Thanks Greg!
The rope is from an old Billing Boat's ship kit. I've had the spool for years. I like it because it lays well without glue and doesn't have the fuzzy's.

 

[centaur567]

Upholstery thread works well too.
I like the bucket. It adds a nice touch. Gary S.

 

[Brokeneagle]

That stowage looks super real

 

[KLOTZEN]

Nice work Tim!

 

[paddy]

Very nice , stowage really sets it off, your fabric finish is also very convincing.

 

[Tim A.]

That stowage looks super real

Thanks Ian!

 

[Tim A.]

Nice work Tim!

Thanks Klotzen!

 

[Tim A.]

Very nice , stowage really sets it off, your fabric finish is also very convincing.

Thanks Paddy!