1/35 scale German Cyclist at the Polish Bakers.

[Guest]

Finished, even been allowed to keep it in the house, mainly because there's not tank, and or debris. The only other model that is allowed to stay is Pete Days Russian, that has pride of place next to the photos of the Grand children.


Thanks to those that followed and commented.
John

[Guest]

Lovely stuff John. Beautifully put together. You're turning into quite a figure man!

[Steven000]

Turned out very nice John :thumb2:

[spanner570]

Excellent result John.
Lovely composition......

Ron

[Guest]

Lovely stuff John. Beautifully put together. You're turning into quite a figure man!

Thank you Peter, he came out reasonably well, can't manage the eye of course but happier with the kit. Any way he's facing away from the viewer. :smiling3:

Turned out very nice John :thumb2:

Cheers Steven, makes a change not having debris.

Excellent result John.
Lovely composition......

Ron

Thanks Ron , money in post to your off shore account.

John.

[Guest]

Great model John :smiling3:.

[Guest]

Thanks Ralph

Great model John :smiling3:.

[BattleshipBob]

Lovely work and subject

Very nice John

[Jon Heptonstall]

That's great John.
Simple and really effective.Lovely work.
Jon.

[Allen Dewire]

There's that Dude 2 just showing off again......I'm gonna tell Mom on him!!!

Love the finish on the face of the building John. A real nice worn look to set off the roof and the windows. You definitely nailed that 40's look to a "T"...……………….

[Neil Merryweather]

very nice job, John.
and nothing burnt- not even a pie?

[Neil Merryweather]

mind you, his sergeant will have something to say if he gets the MG34 nicked-I hope you've given him a padlock?

[Guest]

Lovely John, and it seems to sit in its setting very well too.

[Jim R]

Hi John
Beautifully done. Shows that a simple idea can be stunning if executed with thought and skill.
Jim

[scottie3158]

John,
An excellent result mate.