discussion Shenanigans 4: Italeri 1/35 M6 Gun Motor Carriage

[Guest]

Peter.
I'd just come in, only to find everyone is leaving, oh well that's a shame.
As to getting all wheels on the ground ! That's why I have rubble !
Can you imagine working as a reviewer on a magazine !!!!!!
John .

 

[Si Benson]

Oh that’s a shame Peter...onwards and upwards!

 

[Guest]

Keep going Peter - if at first you don't succeed etc etc chuck it back in the stash.
Cheers, Mike.

 

[Mike Mortimore]

Hi Peter,
Sorry to hear that the figures have been binned as well........ :sad-face::disappointed2::disappointed2::disappointed2:

As said else where onward and upward....... look forward to your next rendition...... I'm not a tankie..... but will look in on it when you start.........

Regards Mike :sleeping::sleeping::sleeping::sleeping::sleeping:

 

[SteveH]

Morning Peter

Perhaps 1:35 anything should be a rare treat, one at a time, for birthdays and anniversaries, perhaps the occasional Bank Holiday?

It both knackers your eyes and frustrates your building mojo with old, dodgy, cheap kits, because they are old and dodgy!

Even your Tamiya T 34 wasn't a success due to its age and motorisation from the "ice age"

There isn't a quick fix with kits, and the figures will always be small!

off to find Boney

Regards

Steve H

 

[Guest]

Hi chaps. Yes, sorry about this one, but I've learned my lesson - research the age of the kit first and as Steve says, limit the amount of 1/35 work I do. That said the Panzer IV kit I'm doing next is quite old, but I've built it before so know that it's relatively OK.