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Tanks, trucks, guns and other historic military hardware up to World War II period.
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Great that you are feeling fine now, my friend @lgardner. These are wonderful pics, my friend @johnb! Wish I were there too, having a beer in Breda! -
Most important is that you are feeling fine again, Louis @lgardner I'm glad to be able to help you on this topic. The other pictures are on their way. -
WOW ! Thank you so much for doing this. This Panther tank looks amazing even though it’s missing a few pieces here and there. Just being a Panther tank that has survived the War is a rarity in itself. […] -
A bit out of topic, Louis @lgardner, but I just wanted to share these couple of pictures from the Panther tank (Ausf. D) in Breda which I took today. I do have more pictures available but I will sent them via a […]
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She looks wonderful, Louis @lgardner I found that there is a Panther relatively near my hometown, a one hour drive. In Breda there is a Panther D on display near a park. Since I still have a week off from work […]
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The Panther looks fantastic, my friend @lgardner!
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Here’s some pictures that show how the Cologne Panther looks right now. The track hangers were painted with the ANA Middlestone color. The spare track blocks have been added on the side of the turret. This i […]
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Spiros Pendedekas (@fiveten) Spiros, I have managed to make more progress and will be posting pictures soon. Thanks again my friend. John vd Biggelaar (@johnb) John, I think I will be just as […]
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Looking great, Louis (@lgardner). I marvel at how complex armor models have become. I remember building some tanks when I was a kid and they were so much simpler than these. -
Progressing beautifully, Louis @lgardner I will definitely pm you when I will be visiting the Bastogne region again.
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Still excellent progress and ditto looks, my friend @lgardner!
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Today was a good day but I have not had as much bench time as I wanted. But I have made some progress on the Panther tank. This is what the turret looked like at the beginning earlier today. I like the […]
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John John vd Biggelaar (@johnb) Thank you VERY MUCH for sharing these. This is exactly what I was looking for and should be good enough for me to make a more detailed and accurate King Tiger. Now if […]
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@lgardner, those are the other images I took last year. It does give you a better idea on the hits it took, especially from the front but also some less severe hits from the right side. Just let me know if this […]
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Thank you John. I’m not asking you to make a special trip but, if you happen to be in the area and have some spare time, I’d sincerely appreciate it if you could take some more pictures of the King Tiger tan […]
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@lgardner, indeed, according to the story this tank was bought for a bottle of Cognac, incredible. During battle the Allies took this tank out of action by a 'lucky' shot hitting the barrel. The museum is small […]
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George R Blair Jr (@gblair) Thank you George. I agree, facing this King Tiger in a Sherman or anything smaller would have been a daunting task. This is where you hope you have at least 10 fellow tank crews all […]
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Spiros Pendedekas (@fiveten) · Thank you for your comments and compliments. I sincerely appreciate them. I hope to post more progress tomorrow. John vd Biggelaar (@johnb) I am VERY impressed with the Royal […]
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Michael Turner (@michaelt) First off, thank you for taking the time to read this build journal. I am happy that you are finding this build journal interesting. I usually build 1/48 or 1/32 scale aircraft […]
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