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Tamiya Famo Sd Ah 116 trailer and DML Panzer 3
- Thread starter mike walsh
- Start date
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Little details like this is what separates the masters from us near mortals!
Just Wow!
Just Wow!
fledermaus
Master at Arms
excellent work Michael B)
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Guys,
Your words are appreciated.
The Famo and trailer are in the final stage of weathering and minor scratch, wear and tear detailing.The mirror is the last thing to be glued on and the finished images are not too far away.
Give or take a week or so.
The SLR is going to get a big work out on this baby.Many photo's
5 Years of model building enjoyment coming to an end.
:dance :dance 
:drinks :drinks 
:woohoo: :woohoo:
Michael :cheer:
Your words are appreciated.
The Famo and trailer are in the final stage of weathering and minor scratch, wear and tear detailing.The mirror is the last thing to be glued on and the finished images are not too far away.
Give or take a week or so.The SLR is going to get a big work out on this baby.Many photo's
5 Years of model building enjoyment coming to an end.
:dance :dance :drinks :drinks :woohoo: :woohoo: Michael :cheer:
Thanks Guys,
5 Years of model building enjoyment coming to an end.
Michael :cheer:
5 years Huh? If anybody knows that feeling Michael, It's me! :yipee
Bob
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Hello Again,
Thank you.
Long time inbetween drinks :drinks :drinks so here we are now.
Here a couple of images to show the Famo made it to the show in Brisbane and now sits proudly in the cupboard with the M26.
When I get a bit of spare time where the hobby knife cab be put down for the moment the intention is to provide a lot more detailed photo's showing the end result. It's behind glass out of dust and can sit there for the time being.
Michael
Thank you.
Long time inbetween drinks :drinks :drinks so here we are now.
Here a couple of images to show the Famo made it to the show in Brisbane and now sits proudly in the cupboard with the M26.
When I get a bit of spare time where the hobby knife cab be put down for the moment the intention is to provide a lot more detailed photo's showing the end result. It's behind glass out of dust and can sit there for the time being.
Michael
phantom II
Master at Arms
Beautiful display
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Looks great, really enjoyed this ride.
Can you get us more pictures please, like an overview and summery of the completed build?
Can you get us more pictures please, like an overview and summery of the completed build?
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks guys
No worries Bob, The down side is I use a combination of 2 SLR camera's to get the right shots and there is usually a day lost in taking photo's and another in editing.
I've commenced a build review and only have got to the end of 1 A4 page on the trailer assembly.
Michael
No worries Bob, The down side is I use a combination of 2 SLR camera's to get the right shots and there is usually a day lost in taking photo's and another in editing.
I've commenced a build review and only have got to the end of 1 A4 page on the trailer assembly.
Michael
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Hello,
Here are the final images of the Tamiya Famo and trailer with the Dragon Panzer 3.
I have copyrighted the images as from previous builds posted on the internet I have found them on international web sites. That and some people want to claim they built the model LOL
Michael
Here are the final images of the Tamiya Famo and trailer with the Dragon Panzer 3.
I have copyrighted the images as from previous builds posted on the internet I have found them on international web sites. That and some people want to claim they built the model LOL
Michael
I can understand someone wanting to take credit for your models, shame they can't be inspired instead.
Looks great Michael, great accomplishment!
Looks great Michael, great accomplishment!
Hi Mike!
Congratulations! That looks fantastic!
What you described is frustrating, no doubt, but, you can look at it another way. Charles Caleb Colton, (1780–1832) who was an English cleric, writer and collector, is famous for many quotes. He has been read most frequently perhaps in quotation books, including Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, where many of his aphorisms have been preserved.
One of Colton's most famous quotes is as follows: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery".
In a way, they are also paying you a back handed compliment! It kinda comes with the territory my friend!
Bob
Congratulations! That looks fantastic!
What you described is frustrating, no doubt, but, you can look at it another way. Charles Caleb Colton, (1780–1832) who was an English cleric, writer and collector, is famous for many quotes. He has been read most frequently perhaps in quotation books, including Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, where many of his aphorisms have been preserved.
One of Colton's most famous quotes is as follows: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery".
In a way, they are also paying you a back handed compliment! It kinda comes with the territory my friend!
Bob
phantom II
Master at Arms
All I can say is Wow Mike . Extremely realistic .
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks guys for your words
Bob, I agree with your comments.
Michael
Bob, I agree with your comments.
Michael
