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  • geegad
    • Mar 2010
    • 2329

    #481
    simply stunning work here and love the light to show it of at night cracking idea look forward to seeing more of your work

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    • scottie3158
      • Apr 2018
      • 14245
      • Paul
      • Holbeach

      #482
      Originally posted by Steve Jones
      Mankind has reached the far edges of the galaxy and landed a man on the moon.
      Mankind has climbed the highest mountains and plunged to the deepest depths.
      Mankind has split the atom and gone faster than the speed of sound.
      BUT NEVER has mankind produced a "Sturmtiger in a Garage" as epic as the model you have presented today.

      From the start these many years months ago we have seen you create Zim, go wild over flecky camo, crimped foil, made pewter drainpipes, created wheel dollies but above all pigeon poo on light shades!!

      You will receive phone calls from Presidents and knighthoods from Queens and they will all rejoice saying “Well done that man”.
      In years to come grandchildren will sit on my knee and say “ Granddad where were you when JR presented his Sturmtiger”.

      It has been an epic journey my friend which we have all enjoyed sharing with you. It has indeed been your finest hour and you can proudly place your dio on the pedestal for all to see.

      I will leave you now to enjoy the tsunami of congratulations that will be deservedly heading your way.


      (For humour purposes only)

      P.S More photos please mate:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb 2:
      :smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling::smil ing::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling:: smiling:

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      • james pithouse
        • Dec 2014
        • 1295

        #483
        I agree stunning work john exspecaily the lighting,

        james

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        • Jim R
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 15799
          • Jim
          • Shropshire

          #484
          Hi John
          You have every reason to be very proud of what you have achieved. Superb model and great photos. It has been really fun to follow the build. Only problem is how do you follow this.
          Jim

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          • Guest

            #485
            Originally posted by Steve Jones
            Mankind has reached the far edges of the galaxy and landed a man on the moon.
            Mankind has climbed the highest mountains and plunged to the deepest depths.
            Mankind has split the atom and gone faster than the speed of sound.
            BUT NEVER has mankind produced a "Sturmtiger in a Garage" as epic as the model you have presented today.

            From the start these many years months ago we have seen you create Zim, go wild over flecky camo, crimped foil, made pewter drainpipes, created wheel dollies but above all pigeon poo on light shades!!

            You will receive phone calls from Presidents and knighthoods from Queens and they will all rejoice saying “Well done that man”.
            In years to come grandchildren will sit on my knee and say “ Granddad where were you when JR presented his Sturmtiger”.

            It has been an epic journey my friend which we have all enjoyed sharing with you. It has indeed been your finest hour and you can proudly place your dio on the pedestal for all to see.

            I will leave you now to enjoy the tsunami of congratulations that will be deservedly heading your way.


            (For humour purposes only)

            P.S More photos please mate:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb 2:
            Steve........ What can I say to that......... Er.... thank you. Have to thank you for some great photos from your never ending library. The dolly and the Tiger jacked up on the balks of timber so they could change the wheels back to fighting mode from transport gave me the idea of the trolley and the wheel off. So thanks goes to you as well. Unfortunately there is only the honour of being mentioned, and no other payment. But you can tell your grandchildren you were involved with the " Sturm in the Garage " :smiling::smiling2::smiling2: Cheers mate and thanks for all the support.
            Originally posted by geegad
            simply stunning work here and love the light to show it of at night cracking idea look forward to seeing more of your work
            Thanks John....... I've really enjoyed this build, using the lights allowed me to try another dimension which I will use again.
            Originally posted by scottie3158
            :smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling::smil ing::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling::smiling:: smiling:
            Yes I agree Paul .:smiling2::smiling2::smiling2:
            Originally posted by james pithouse
            I agree stunning work john exspecaily the lighting,

            james
            Thanks James,...... Glad you too enjoyed the lights:smiling4:
            Originally posted by Jim R
            Hi John
            You have every reason to be very proud of what you have achieved. Superb model and great photos. It has been really fun to follow the build. Only problem is how do you follow this.
            Jim
            Cheers my friend....... Kind of you to stay and to comment like that....... Indeed what now.
            Well I have a nice Tamiya SU 76 on the shelf, in fact two of them. So been thinking of one knocked out or broken down transferring ammo to the other. Have some Fruil tracks, PE, which would be used on the good one. Want to do a small dio, but full of detail. No fires , no lights.:smiling::smiling:
            John.

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            • Guest

              #486
              Another excellent piece John. Well done. As said by others, looking forward to your next build .:smiling::thumb2::thumb2:

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              • Guest

                #487
                Originally posted by Brad9826
                Another excellent piece John. Well done. As said by others, looking forward to your next build .:smiling::thumb2::thumb2:
                Thanks Brad .....not long to wait !
                John.

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                • Guest

                  #488
                  Superb work. That lighting just takes it to the next level.

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                  • Andy Belsey
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 887

                    #489
                    Great model John!
                    Andy

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                    • Guest

                      #490
                      Originally posted by kpnuts
                      Superb work. That lighting just takes it to the next level.
                      .
                      Thanks Ken.
                      Originally posted by Andy Belsey
                      Great model John!
                      Andy
                      Andy that comment coming from you is like winning a major competition ! ! :thumb2: Thank you.

                      John.

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                      • Si Benson
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 3572

                        #491
                        John,
                        What a wonderful end result, I would imagine your chuffed to bits, I know I would be :smiling4:
                        All the small details really bring it to life...and as has been said, the lighting icing on the cake :thumb2:
                        Well done that man:smiling4:

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                        • Fernando N
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 2448

                          #492
                          Hi John,
                          Fantastic result, love the Sturm the lighting the garage and every small detail to complement them.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
                          Great build and blog to follow, on to the next one....:smiling:

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                          • Guest

                            #493
                            Originally posted by Si Benson
                            John,
                            What a wonderful end result, I would imagine your chuffed to bits, I know I would be :smiling4:
                            All the small details really bring it to life...and as has been said, the lighting icing on the cake :thumb2:
                            Well done that man:smiling4:
                            Hello do I know you ! :smiling::smiling2::smiling2::smiling2: are you new. Any way young Si..... Thank you.
                            Originally posted by Fernando N
                            Hi John,
                            Fantastic result, love the Sturm the lighting the garage and every small detail to complement them.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
                            Great build and blog to follow, on to the next one....:smiling:
                            Cheers Fernando........ Kind of you to say.
                            John.
                            :thumb2:

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                            • Guest

                              #494
                              Hi John excellent piece of work you should be very proud of it, it will be hard to top and I can't add much that has not been said by everone else.
                              Very well done indeed :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::t humb2::thumb2:.
                              Pete.

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                              • prichrd1
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 694
                                • Paul
                                • Conwy

                                #495
                                John,

                                Stunning piece of work. The lighting effect is outstanding.

                                :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::t humb2::thumb2:

                                Paul.
                                :smiling2:

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