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THE LAST HORSE
- Thread starter Le2
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Those pavers are really nice, bet it took some time to arrange. Another masterpeice in the works, looking forward to this Lechu 
Interesting, is that just tin foil for the damaged roll up door?
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Look forward to seeing more
Le2
Member
Thanks friends for support. Some more progress on this project.
After mounting the tracks on the PZ IV J vehicle that accompany the scene proceeded to fully adjust their coupling in the field. Sticking stone by stone: P
On the other hand the floors on the first floor and the attic were constructed (using what brought the set of Miniart as part of the challenge was to make the most with him).
Painted floor.
Do modulation during the primed process. Why not?
Thanks for watch!
After mounting the tracks on the PZ IV J vehicle that accompany the scene proceeded to fully adjust their coupling in the field. Sticking stone by stone: P
On the other hand the floors on the first floor and the attic were constructed (using what brought the set of Miniart as part of the challenge was to make the most with him).
Painted floor.
Do modulation during the primed process. Why not?
Thanks for watch!
Thanks friends for support. Some more progress on this project.
After mounting the tracks on the PZ IV J vehicle that accompany the scene proceeded to fully adjust their coupling in the field. Sticking stone by stone: P
On the other hand the floors on the first floor and the attic were constructed (using what brought the set of Miniart as part of the challenge was to make the most with him).
Painted floor.
Do modulation during the primed process. Why not?
Thanks for watch!
Great touch of detail Lechu...
