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Tanks, trucks, guns and other historic military hardware up to World War II period.
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That's indeed some great progress you made, Louis @lgardner Nice work on the scratch building. -
Wow! Fantastic progress, my friend @lgardner! Great that you fitted the correct cupola and I loved your scratch built sponsons! The Sherman looks excellent so far! -
Sherman is coming along nicely, Louis (@lgardner). With your background, I always figured that you would be doing a lot more armor. Can't wait for the diorama plans. -
I got a lot of stuff done with the second Sherman tank. I started out by building the hull. The front slope and rear hull were assembled and glued into place. This is an older model so it […] -
Michael Turner (@michaelt) Yes I am very fortunate that I have a second identical kit that was available when I needed it most. It just goes to show how easy it is to make an incorrect assumption about […]
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Some great progress, Louis @lgardner Those metal barrels do look way better.
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Great progress, my friend @lgardner! Good that you went for the correct hatch! Greetings from QC1 and QC2! Always excited to speak about Mr Louis!
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Louis (@Igardner), Great to get another helping of Lou. I've watched that duel between the Panther and the Pershing several times. The commander of the Panther also lost a leg and crawled out and didn't make […] -
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G’day Louis (@lgardner), That is a perfect example of why we should always buy at least two of each kit. 🤣 It is good to see you get back to the bench after such a long pause. (They are always just pauses, even […]
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This is the Tamiya kit I will be using for the disabled Sherman tank in the left side of the photo. I have two of these models in my stash. I have a leftover set of open road wheels from a previous Tamiya […]
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This is a photo taken from a vantage point that shows both of the Sherman’s that were knocked out by the Cologne Panther shortly before the encounter with the Pershing tank. The tank on the right side is t […]
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Paul Barber (@yellow10) Thank you for your kind comments. I am very pleased with how the tracks are working out so far. My fingers are still sore from the sanding so I’m going to wait a day or so before I s […]
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You made some really great progress, Louis @lgardner
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Absolutely superb progress, my friend @lgardner!
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Tracks look great, Louis (@lgardner).
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You have really made progress on this very ambitious project, @lgardner. The models look excellent. I am definitely watching for your end result. -
Those tracks look excellent, Louis @lgardner. Well worth the effort! Painting is looking spot on too. Nice lights and darks! -
I started adding the dirt, dust and grime. I sprayed a very light coat of Tamiya Deck Tan on the areas around the suspension and sprockets. Here you can see the difference between a wheel that has been […]
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The painting was done. All of the pieces were sprayed with OD Green for the Pershing. I have to completely paint the tank in stages in order to get the road wheels and tracks done to my liking. The […]
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