The commander inspecting the battalion…
panther on the prowl..
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Wouldn't it be nice if.......hmmm. Say, an M2 Bradley, plenty of bulldozer blades available, a Sturmtiger barrel, a little blue paint and some 3DP accessories. Ah, we can wish. it's not like it has to be "accurate"!
This was my approximately 1/35 scale static model, made by Gamer's Workshop. Gone now, alas
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Another Warhammer potential; how about for when Tongde releases its Churchill?
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Nice collection. Do you have pictures of all of them posted?Originally posted by SoCalBobS View PostThe commander inspecting the battalion…
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Not all iin one place or shot. Interesting thought, though.The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!Comment
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That is a challenge that non-cat owners may not comprehend. We have 4 cats. We rescue pure black cats. They too show great interest in my tanks, but when I run them they scatter faster than when we run the vacuum. One of them for some crazy reason has taken a liking to clawing and chewing on the clear plastic cellophane bags of bits, as well as hunting it out for his pleasures.Originally posted by SoCalBobS View Post
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If this is the not too serious section, I had better introduce my Christmas build with one of the residents, who has dementia…
Take one Tamiya chassis, borrowed from my Tiger. And build a box to fit over it.
Take a spare Hobby Boss chassis and build a sleigh to fit over it.
Stick the two together
And add the big man himself..
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Tank You SoCalBobS for starting one of my favorite subjects!
The funny side in any RC hobby branch.
Salute to the Tank inspector and the combined warhammer demolition vehicle Idea.
It may not even need a reverse gear, nothing is going to stop it anyways
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Meter Rat,
that is a wonderful Idea that you've realized.
Both, in the spirit of helping someone and in the craftsmanship shown!
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I have some older funstuff that I'll dare to repeat here from time to time, if that is okay?
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Because it is Christmas, I got the new ride finished for Santa. Made a bag of magic dust so he could come alive when the nursery children came in to entertain the residents. Each child had to take some dust and sprinkle it over Santa to make him move Trundled around with small presents for the residents. A daft build I know, so what? It is Christmas, and if it bring a bit of pleasure to those suffering from dementia. Then I’m happy.
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Fantastic! Take pictures of the childrens' reactions if you can!The more screws it takes to reassemble a tank, the more likely it is you left something out!Comment
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As I work as a handyman/dogs body in a care home I’m not allowed to take any pictures myself due to data protection. I would have loved too though. The manager was taking some pictures, so I will see if it is possible to copy them across.Originally posted by SoCalBobS View Post
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Merry Christmas everyone!
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SoCalBobS, thank you, Sir. and Merry Christmas to you and yours. Best, Steve"I am having an extraordinary ordinary life."~Lucky B*st*rd~
"Find satisfaction in the process rather than an outcome."~Anonymous~
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Merry Christmas!
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Merry Christmas All!
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Belated Merry Christmas from the UK.
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Have I gone too far? Presenting my Unterwasserpanzer.
We had to replace our pool vacuum. Selecting the one with tank tracks was a no-brainer! (The decal won’t be staying. She said no.)
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