Hi guys,

After my last pics of the tauch, with the real saggy tracks. I had corrected it. the task was somewhat difficult. because I had done something stooperd.

1. I had glued the tracks to the wheels.
2. I had used extra links to make the spare links hang in the front.

SO I had to basicly disassemble the fenders, and drill out spare links for the other side. I also add a shovel for it....

My Brother.

The original pics of this beastie showed a fine build. Your skills are evident in all the models you submit to Rivet Review. These pics prove that again.

Thanks for the pics and looking forward to seeing the final product.


ps: Any potential lens issues on this one???

As always my friend, great work

The red paste on the tracks makes it look as if it has aleady run over a few of those pesky TK's on the way to Warsaw.

Hehehehehe

dave looks good. Having to do all that extra work was well worth it wasn't it? :-)

Good stuff. IT's almost as if you were a true tank modeller!

I'm still sticking to the theory that your foray into aircraft has seriously affected your tank modelling skills. Build more tanks!

Now you are on the right "Track" LOL

the tracks look much better, and I like the mud you're doing on the running gear. I'll have to try that sometime.

Dave,
Great work as always.....I have noted however the 109 under the tank. Is this yet another aircraft wingy thingy in the making? Will it be shown on ARC too???????
Well well......... naughty naughty! hehehehe #:-) #:-)

I have come back from some time away and I must say I do like the new smiley someone suggested #:-) .......... (++) (++) (++) (++) (++) (++)

Good to see you are attepmting to regain your love for German armour.
You have to up your level of commitment.

Keep us posted,

Andrew