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Thanks!
Ugly?!
It's beautiful mother of tanks man, knock it off with them negative waves man...
Bob
Huge! Nice work Terry!
One question....I see this thing had two rows of tracks and you mentioned the winch thingy on the back was to help remove the outer tracks. Were the outer set of tracks powered or just attached for extra weight distribution? could both outer sets of tracks be removed entirely from the tank (say for transport) kinda like removing the outer sets of wheels and installing the narrow tracks on a Tiger I???
One question....I see this thing had two rows of tracks and you mentioned the winch thingy on the back was to help remove the outer tracks. Were the outer set of tracks powered or just attached for extra weight distribution? could both outer sets of tracks be removed entirely from the tank (say for transport) kinda like removing the outer sets of wheels and installing the narrow tracks on a Tiger I???
Yes they are powered and yes they were removed for transport. The extra tracks were towed behind when not in use.
B)
Wow! That thing really was a beasst.
Digging the markings, did you get the knight stencil figured out?
I have messed two up so far with not success.
:huh:
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
What a beast! :coolio
Amazing progress on an out-of-the-ordinary subject!! With the figure for scale, He's smaller than I expected.
Would it help to print the handed Knight on clear decal paper? I can Help!!
:drinks
Thanks!
A decal would probably work better at this size. That being said the masks are perfectly made it's just my fat fingers that can't seem to make them happen.
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