Hi,

A 2013 campaign will be ideal for me as most of my current campaigns end December 2012. As I am Braille scale I should get all the builds I mentioned earlier done (well hopefully, allowing for 'random tasks' set by SWMBO). Sounds like it will be a lot of fun.

All the best,

Paul

Good deal and thanks so much Gary. Oh, and can we lose the question mark in the title, now that it's approved? Thanks!

Now that it's official, it is time to start squirreling away some bling for my "Silver & Gold" Marder build... nothing held back.

Blame Phill (his M3 Halftrack build) and of course the Voyager pictures advertising their products. I may still build and paint one but I do want to showcase one this way and I'll assemble it with glue and no solder. Probably even a stand and under glass too.

In the meantime I will show my accumulation of those parts and the Marder that I will build and paint too. It's somewhere under a ton of boxes and dust... think it's the Tamiya Marder II.

And thanks to all of you guys for helping this become reality!


~ Jeff

Boo on not allowing modern! I have two modern marders that I would love to build. Please reconsider. Cheers.

Boo on not allowing modern! I have two modern marders that I would love to build. Please reconsider. Cheers.

Thanks John, but I need more of THIS look here:
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And... I need some advice on a PE station to bend this stuff. Any ideas where I can get the best for this project?

here is a ribbon proposal:


The ribbon consists of a marder (European pine martin)in grey on a white field surrounded by the three typical camouflage colors you would see marder vehicles. The other colors that you would see marders in, gray (early war) and white (winter) are there too of course.

I'm totally in. Signed up yesterday, looks like we hit 10 today.

here is a ribbon proposal:


The ribbon consists of a marder (European pine martin)in grey on a white field surrounded by the three typical camouflage colors you would see marder vehicles. The other colors that you would see marders in, gray (early war) and white (winter) are there too of course.

Thanks Matt I kinda know about them. So what's the difference in going the next step up from that one? It's only 5 or so more dollars. Is it that much better, since I'm spending 70 bucks.

The wife will kill me on this, but she doesn't mind all the cash on the kits though!

~ Jeff

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Thanks Matt I kinda know about them. So what's the difference in going the next step up from that one? It's only 5 or so more dollars. Is it that much better, since I'm spending 70 bucks.

The wife will kill me on this, but she doesn't mind all the cash on the kits though!

~ Jeff

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Jeff I use a 4inch Hold and fold made by The Small Shop and even tho Matt's is the better size (which i want) i built 85 percent of that M2 half track with it , Matt's one is better than mine for track guards and anything along those lines ,,His also has many more smaller bending areas ,,i had to use different size pliers for the very small stuff ..Matt's one would be the one i would choose dude .
Besides track guards are built in more than one piece anyway in most cases so again Matt's works fine


Phill

Hi Gentlemen,

I myself dont care for the ribbon. Looks like a cat and i dont get the connection. I like the border colors though. Is a tree Marder vicious or something? Just my opinion guys

Gary