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first tank 1:35 PANZER KAMPFWAGEN IV AUSFD

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Looks good to me jim (not an armor man im sure one of the more knowledgeable on here will reply soon)
 
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I'll take them up there when I go there next time ken save on postage and get them broken by postal men sorry for any one on postal service even tho you do a brilliant job.
 
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now understand why you guy's like building tanks, it's all the little details that makes it stand out from the rest ho no i've turned to the dark side Ha! ha!
 
Jim I don't want to get all technical here but you have the do hicky upside down also the whatsamy bob should be at right angles to the gizmo and the flop dingle is back to front.
Other than that Jim you're doing a really great job.
 
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what do hicky and flop dingle is back to front and whatsamy bob upside down and back to front now confused:confused::confused:
 
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Not sure what you're doing with the tools there James. They really ought to be painted before weathering & they'd never get in such a grungy state.
 
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They really ought to be painted before weathering & they'd never get in such a grungy state
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I have to agree with Patrick, its a bit like putting on your socks after putting on your shoes.:confused:
But as it is your first tank build, I guess you are experimenting?o_O:)
 
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yeh experimenting but hopefully do something like this
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hi guy's finished it at last Never Again will i not do tanks. Enjoy it will be in the completed milliatary part
 
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