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As usual a brilliant build....... But would love to see one in a build thread, from beginning to finish, im sure you could teach me a thing or two;)
 

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I will as soon as I decide what to do next.It will either be a Tamaya Chiefton or Tamaya Centurion OR AMT 1/25 scale Cat D8H bulldozer a real monster! almost a foot long! maybe some of you guys {and gals} out there can help me decide Oh! and pardon me! THANX!

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The tank hunter. Wonderful work, I'm amazed at the greatness of the old tamiya kits.

I vote the chieftain.
 

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The tank hunter. Wonderful work, I'm amazed at the greatness of the old tamiya kits.I vote the chieftain.
OOOHHH-HMMMM. started Centurion but they're kind of similar soooo......
 

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OOOHHH-HMMMM. started Centurion but they're kind of similar soooo......
HOLD ON! WHATS THIS!! just found an M60 running around! these little buggers love to play hide and seek! Will give him a good drubbing and roll him out in a day or two.
 

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The weathering........ sheer bliss! ;)
 

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The weathering........ sheer bliss! ;)
Yeah she's been through the grinder alright! but still packs a punch.........Thanx much!
 

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Would you believe that the Semovente was Mussolini's attempt to copy THIS!? :confused::oops:
 

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Thanx guys, thought I would bring that one back from the abyss just to show the pitiful attempts of Italy to try to produce AFVs that could even begin to compare to the masterful monsters created by German genius. Though to be fair , the Italian people never wanted a major war, they were happy enough oppressing the primitive African tribes where a bicycle and a Bren Gun would have sufficed.
 
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Another cracker Jim, love the finishing, has a great feel to it.
 
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That's an awesome model Jim ( you certainly have the eye for the detail


Fantastic


Well done
 

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Nice work Jim. Considering the materials and references available to you in the 80s that is a good looking model.
 

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Thanks Joe, just saw your post, pathetic how little was available to modelers back then, much and only references being a fleeting glance or two on TV "World At War" etc... or a few blurry b&w photos in the odd book, So glad to be alive in this new and wonderful era of technology where terrific reference material is only a click or two away. It can be a double edged blade though for now there are virtually no excuses for a botched job of it:oops:................Jim;)
 
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I will as soon as I decide what to do next.It will either be a Tamaya Chiefton or Tamaya Centurion OR AMT 1/25 scale Cat D8H bulldozer a real monster! almost a foot long! maybe some of you guys {and gals} out there can help me decide Oh! and pardon me! THANX!
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Hurry up and get that bulldozer going. Stuff the rest haha
 

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Another great build from you Jim , did you use a pencil on the edges to show the steel or did you dry brush it:smiling3:
 

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Another great build from you Jim , did you use a pencil on the edges to show the steel or did you dry brush it:smiling3:
Thanks Alan, no pencil, all by brush, but pencil?....Hmmmmm:rolleyes:
 
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