GerryW
Rest In Peace
Going to take a lot of filling and sanding I think! Just hope that I'm up to the taskNice start
It's very well detailed, agreed - as I say, just hope that I've got the skills to do it justice and don't remove the details with my filling and sanding - thinking that all I can do, will be dry fit, sand, dry fit, sand until it gets there.Actually apart from the filling and sanding it was the better detailed at the time until Tammy came out with their new tooled kit. This has a suspension but Tammy just had rods I think or was that for the Kubelwagen. Still quite a nice build and would look great in your dio Gerry.
Cheers,
Richard
I'll sort them - don't know how much of the model will be left though .Hi Gerry
I am sure you'll sort any problems. The schwimmwagen always makes me think of the episode of Combat Dealers where Bruce and Hus were testing one.
Jim
Don’t bother watching it unless you have a very high tolerance for obnoxious, loud people who think they’re cool.Not seen that program
Probably - just got to get my head in the 'right mode'!Good start Gerry. Looks like you’re in for some “real” modelling on this one !
I'll steer clear then!Don’t bother watching it unless you have a very high tolerance for obnoxious, loud people who think they’re cool.
Nederlands lezen is goed! (used to be able to haltingly speak it - enough to embarrass a shop assistant near Enschede, when she and another customer were talking about how stupid the English are - apparently, my accent was close to 'local' - but well out of practice now)You had me wondering why you have Dutch-language reading material in Suffolk, but then it clicked that this is the “important information” warnings in the lid of the Tamiya box you used for taking the photos
But yeah, some parts are better left on a bit of sprue for as long as possible.
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