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Nice. Class execution and very nice weathering. Yeah like that Prop ;D

Now that's a class build of a very good model. Cool. Always liked the designs for this. The Movie was awful but these were just great.

Well I was never a Tankie but from an Infantryman's POV. Yes, tracks would come off for a variety of reasons. The trick was getting them back on in a hurry. If it could be done immediately everyone pitched in. The common wisdom was that everyone's bums were in danger so just get on...

Now that's Class! Beautiful builds and the "Sackville" is just really magic. Did my trade as a Marine Engineer as a young man so old ships really get me every time. Would love to see some more pics of that please. 8)

12 guage is better! Speaks louder to the crowd! Use a lot of spray cans and salvage the ball bearings out of them. They work a treat as well...........

Hey nothing wrong with that Dude! 24 years! Man how did you cope not modelling for that long! ;) Seriously, looks great. Good kit?

Future is just excellent! Brilliant stuff. Also used when the model is finished up to the decal stage for an overall sealant. Then decals then Matt finish etc. Another trick I have used to great effect (don't worry we all duff up canopies) is a cotton bud and some Mothers Mag & Alloy...

Hey we can all so relate to this! Just wait to you have a 64 square metre workshop full of equipment. wood, steel etc and you are polishing a small brass part and it goes "ping!!" into the distance. These days I just start making another one.................. :D

Oh the Pain! Our teenager is into Mountain Biking so that's just perfect, although I do constantly follow him around gathering up my tools!

That's nice work. Beautiful weathering as well. Guns are guns are guns. Did 14 years in the Green Machine. Anything that was at hand was used. No exceptions. Been that way for as long as Humans have been making and using weapons. ;)

Nice work Rob. Followed these over on BKs Forum. Love the Fireball Dio in particular. Ma.K is a considerable series of designs primarily in the 1/20 scale by a designer from Japan called Kow Yokoyama which stretch back over 25 years. Well worth checking out as they can be all...

Nice work Mate, that figure is great. Just the ticket.

Hey Blitz, Sporks! Yes, actually sourced a couple for the air-intakes but did not like the look, so these I cut myself. Spoons, ya have to love 'em ;D They feature a lot in my builds, those and eggs. Latest:

Beautiful precise work Dude. Watching with considerable interest.

Now that is just so cool! Nice work Mate. :) Yup like Shark says......

Interesting project of one of the vehicles to be used in Gaspunkwars. 1/18 scale. Total scratchbuild. The vehicle would have hydraulic motors in the hubs and hydraulic joints. The engine and hydraulic pumps is in the rear section of the vehicle. Driver and weapons in the front one...

Quick, quick, everyone back to the Cave! I for one am always more comfortable there anyway ;D

Now that's Cool! Thanks to you both.

Thanks Guys. All scratchbuilt with donor parts and actually the minimum of putty. Not that I don't like the stuff. More that I enjoy the challenge of using the absolute minimum. :) Have an eyeball of the WIP here : http://maschinenkrueger.com/forum/index.php?topic=1990.0 You will have...

Just saw it. Great fun. Have to go back to have another look at all the stuff happening in the background. Some gloriously daft bits in it but still great entertainment all the same. 8)