Diorama subject?
A friend posted this on our club’s Facebook page, with the note, “Somebody should do a diorama...”
Hmmm ...
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Terry Schuler said on October 3, 2015
I will bet the guys in back hide the beer in the trees before the boss got there.
Morne Meyer said on October 3, 2015
Rob I am sure you can rise to the challenge. Would look great in a diorama with a recovery tank.
Rob Pollock said on October 3, 2015
Double humm….
Simon Whitney said on October 3, 2015
If you do Rob , you could call it “In deep S***”
Craig Abrahamson said on October 3, 2015
Who ever said you can’t get a tank stuck…?
Rob Pollock said on October 3, 2015
Wellllll…. I think we’re supposed to keep the site family friendly, so maybe take it down a notch ☺️
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on October 3, 2015
Call two recovery vehicles, send the TC to HQ for a “debriefing”.
Any informed guesses as to who,, which, and where? I’m not up on the modern stuff, looks like sovblock to me.
Rob Pollock said on October 3, 2015
Yes I think Russian.
bob mack said on October 4, 2015
that looks like a career ender
bob mack said on October 5, 2015
a Russian T-90A
Bryan W. Bernart said on October 4, 2015
oops!
Greg Kittinger said on October 5, 2015
Agree with Morne – you da man to do this diorama!
Rob Pollock said on October 5, 2015
Meng do a very nice version of this tank, and also Zvesda do one not quite as nice but in this scene maybe finer points aren’t top of the list.
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on October 5, 2015
Thanks, Bob! I was thinking T-80, but kinda hard, what with it being submerged. Wonder if the unditching log is equally below water?
This is such a great picture! Like some prehistoric monster come to grief.