PLASMO’s KV-2 Russian Tank Abandoned in Water 1942 – Diorama 1/72
Amazing what can be done in small scale!
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david leigh-smith said on November 4, 2018
David Damek (plasmo) is a modelling hero, he doesn’t even appear to put any effort into his work, a pure artist (with several thousand hours of hard practice behind him). And I love that accent.
Jeff Bailey said on November 4, 2018
This Plasmo guy sure has talent! Thanks for posting this, Boris.
Craig Abrahamson said on November 4, 2018
Superb piece of modeling there…..I like the video, too.
Jeff Bailey said on November 4, 2018
I’ve now watched 4 or 5 videos by this Plasmo guy. REAL talent!
david leigh-smith said on November 4, 2018
There’s a David Damek here on iModeler – @davidame186 – but don’t know if it IS actually THE PLASMO…
David Damek said on November 4, 2018
Really? It is interesting. Maybe it is a fake account or perhaps not. Who knows. 😀
david leigh-smith said on November 4, 2018
Ah. Now, I would say that by using the phrase “It is interesting” that we have the real Plasmo here. Unless that’s a clever double bluff. A mystery. Love a mystery…It is interesting…Hell, if you are the real Plasmo, then I love your work, if you are not, you are a nut and in exactly the right place here at iModeler.
@davidame186
David Damek said on November 4, 2018
😀 clever double bluff. It sounds like a vast conspiracy.
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Matthew Fletcher said on November 8, 2018
Sneak peak at new video?
david leigh-smith said on November 4, 2018
Plasmo, it’s a pleasure to trade conspiracy theories with you. Your half built butcher bird doesn’t fool me…
Take care my friend!
@davidame186
Michel Verschuere said on November 5, 2018
What an interesting discussion! Respect @davidame186