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If you need some pics of the BV 206 I took a lot of pics of the real thing. I have been building that kit - it's one of those love and hate very long build - for more than 5 years, so if you need advice, please ask! Main issue: tracks. Probably I did something wrong but they look as if they are...

I fully agree. TAKOM kits are very detailed, the fit is very good but with many small parts and instructions not always well engineered, printed a bit too small (at least to my eyes). A thorough study of the instruction is a must throughout the building process and dry fit of sub-assemblies is...

Those waffles, in Western alps, are called "gofri", you can get them salted (usually filled with ham, cheese and/or speck) or sweet (honey or jam), served hot and they have a diametre of 30 cm more or less (better if more... ;)).

My opinion: he's re-loading his M2 by pulling the coking lever? Nice kit and nice job ; a leather flight jacket would be a real nightmare to me.

I have that kit in my stash and I'm considering to get the Eduard "bling" so... I'll follow your build with interest. Andrea

Are you going to moor her at your local yacht club? What a kit! Are you going to post a thread?

Thank you Ski. Figures is not my favourite choice but I needed something more relaxing than a kit as my bench time is influenced by real life troubles (if 2024 was awful, January 2025 is :eek::mad:o_O ) Luckily there's our hobby!

Glad you like it. Many thanks.

This is the final results of my efforts. I must thank Model Victoria very nice details as the main merit belong to their quality, not to my skills.

I don't want to be a niggler in giving unrequested advice (If so, I beg your pardon) and I'm not diving into the tank colour rabbit hole (any desert yellow will fit) but the Italian tankers overall was blue (as a reference think of the classic lightly washed indigo of the well known jeans brand...

I read on another forum some times ago, and got stuck in my mind, that ZM kits have such tight fitting that even a thin layer of paint can create problems like yours.

It looks like a nice kit. Enjoy your first tank and remember that with tanks if something goes wrong mud and dirt often if not almost always offer an easy way out ;)

A warm (well, not exactly as we are below 0° today)welcome Sebastian from "down south"