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  • The Smythe Meister
    • Jan 2019
    • 6248

    #1

    A British Tank with some Troops..

    Well then chaps,
    Just to prove I haven't forgotten my Armour roots,(are you listening Mr.Dewire?!! :smiling3: )....
    I'm going to cram a few figures and a Tank into a moderately sized Dio :smiling3:
    Nothing exciting for most of you,I suspect that at some point you've all done a Cromwell....
    Anyway,here are the victims....
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    ..,. Tbc...

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    .. That's the Tank... Haven't done a Tank,of ANY sort for a while!...the figures to follow shortly ....
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  • Tim Marlow
    • Apr 2018
    • 18940
    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #2
    Wot! No wings?

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    • Steve Jones
      • Apr 2018
      • 6615

      #3
      Cant beat a Cromwell my friend. Seat front and centre for this one. If you are tempted there are examples of winter white washed Cromwells in the winter of 44'-45'. :thumb2:

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      • The Smythe Meister
        • Jan 2019
        • 6248

        #4
        Originally posted by Tim Marlow
        Wot! No wings?
        You little Tinker!!

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        • The Smythe Meister
          • Jan 2019
          • 6248

          #5
          ... and here are the troops...
          Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
          You little Tinker!!
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          Had these a while,I do like Gecko model stuff...
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          Nice... Schmokin' in fact !!
          Looking forward to getting this all together !!
          Anyone who'd like to tag along are most welcome
          Andy

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          • The Smythe Meister
            • Jan 2019
            • 6248

            #6
            Originally posted by Steve Jones
            Cant beat a Cromwell my friend. Seat front and centre for this one. If you are tempted there are examples of winter white washed Cromwells in the winter of 44'-45'. :thumb2:
            Sorry Steve, missed you there somehow!!
            You're most welcome mate... although there's nothing that you'll gleam from my builds!!
            The Winter White wash is very tempting now you mention it!!
            Cheers Buddy,
            Andy

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            • Jim R
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 15786
              • Jim
              • Shropshire

              #7
              A comfy seat near the front please Andy. I like dios.

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              • Tim Marlow
                • Apr 2018
                • 18940
                • Tim
                • Somerset UK

                #8
                Looks interesting Andy. Good luck…..

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                • The Smythe Meister
                  • Jan 2019
                  • 6248

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Jim R
                  A comfy seat near the front please Andy. I like dios.
                  Hi Jim :smiling3:
                  Nice to see you looking in...
                  ... in fact your front seat,and any on the front row is all yours. .
                  .... Mainly due to the fact that you're the only one looking in so far!!! :smiling3:!!

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                  • The Smythe Meister
                    • Jan 2019
                    • 6248

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                    Looks interesting Andy. Good luck…..
                    Cheers Tim,
                    I'm looking forward to getting stuck in to a WW2 ground Dio again

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                    • stillp
                      • Nov 2016
                      • 8103
                      • Pete
                      • Rugby

                      #11
                      Originally posted by The Smythe Meister

                      .... Mainly due to the fact that you're the only one looking in so far!!! :smiling3:!!
                      No he isn't!
                      Pete

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                      • The Smythe Meister
                        • Jan 2019
                        • 6248

                        #12
                        Originally posted by stillp
                        No he isn't!
                        Pete
                        Ok Pete, you got me there!!...
                        But only just!

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                        • Guest

                          #13
                          Got a seat Andy, will watch with interest.
                          Mike.

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                          • The Smythe Meister
                            • Jan 2019
                            • 6248

                            #14
                            Nice one Mike,
                            You're more than welcome

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                            • yak face
                              Moderator
                              • Jun 2009
                              • 13870
                              • Tony
                              • Sheffield

                              #15
                              I’ll tag along too andy , looks an interesting project . Are you going to use the rubber band tracks ? I know a lot of armour guys hate them ( personally im on the fence - as a VERY occasional armour builder I like the simplicity of these but can appreciate the difference of separate link types , just not the hassle of assembling them!)

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