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TIGER I EARLY(OPERATION CITADEL)
- Thread starter MrT
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James
Thanks!
Dear Terry.
...nice sbs on track painting job...like the tools...your Tiger looks great
:drinks
Luiz.
Thanks Luiz!
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
Masterful Master T 
Those tracks really look the par, I have never used nato colour but a mixture of browns / burnt umber and the usual suspects - steel brushing and pigments.
Kursk taking place in August - very dry and dusty I think you nailed it
Those tracks really look the par, I have never used nato colour but a mixture of browns / burnt umber and the usual suspects - steel brushing and pigments.
Kursk taking place in August - very dry and dusty I think you nailed it
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
B) ;\Lookin' good Mr T
Ian.
Ian.
Masterful Master T
Those tracks really look the par, I have never used nato colour but a mixture of browns / burnt umber and the usual suspects - steel brushing and pigments.
Kursk taking place in August - very dry and dusty I think you nailed it
Thank you Sir!
Terry
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
is that what you call "little detail" 
looking great Terry, wanna see that baby painted
looking great Terry, wanna see that baby painted
What Wulf said...
Not sure what I'm more impressed with, the level of detail or that you got all the nooks and crannies painted
Not sure what I'm more impressed with, the level of detail or that you got all the nooks and crannies painted
is that what you call "little detail"
looking great Terry, wanna see that baby painted
Ha just showing what can be seen from the hatches.
Thanks!
No, already used-up this months supply of superlatives, gonna have to settle for:
Yep, that'll have to do.
Ian
Thanks Ian!
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