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[Guest]

Thanks again, all

Still amazed at how well you've done the rocker assy.

That surprises me too, if I’m honest, and how not-difficult (rather than easy ) it turned out to be in the end, even if it was rather fiddly work. I guess part of it is that it’s all so tiny that you don’t need everything to be perfectly accurate. Though TBH, if I were to do another I think I would have a friend 3D print it …

Ah go on, it only needs to be a little one...
And you could leave it unattached so you can photograph other models,- it would work for your Shermans too

True, though it wouldn’t be very accurate for those Maybe I should build a couple of bases for photographing models, though … Someday

[Ian M]

Great result Jakko.

[scottie3158]

Jakko,
That is a great result and well worthy of all the effort you put in.

[Guest]

Thanks, guys As usual it was a lot more effort than expected … why does that keep surprising me?

[Mini Me]

Nice finishing touches really set it off Jakko.....one to be proud of.:thumb2: Rick H.

[Guest]

A worthy winner , was great to see this being built and the finish is superb.



Congratulations.

[Guest]

Thanks, John

[langy71]

Nice one Jakko, this is a real beauty.

[Mini Me]

A well deserved AWARD Jakko......you worked very hard to achieve the level of excellence required by the Committee in order to receive the Dog's Dangleys I for one look forward to your next offering.......a Sherman with an out of whack hatch comes to mind.:thinking::thumb2: LOL
Rick H.

[Peter Gillson]

Great job.

Peter

[Guest]

Thanks, everyone Though I’m not sure about the hard work — I just did what I always do: think about it, then try and build it Luckily, it worked out fairly well this time.