Seems I've seen this before Mr T,again outstanding subtle weathering,just right,and the figure is one of the best I've seen.

Awesome job! Love the Easy 8 and the new Tamiya is a nice kit. Thanks for sharing!

Those are Tamiya figures? Nicely done! The tank model speaks for itself, love it

Top-notch job all around!! Reminds me of that scene in "Patton" where the crew is checking a map, and the TC remarks that "we've run clear off the map."

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Top-notch job all around!! Reminds me of that scene in "Patton" where the crew is checking a map, and the TC remarks that "we've run clear off the map."

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I wondered if anyone would make that connection.

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Top-notch job all around!! Reminds me of that scene in "Patton" where the crew is checking a map, and the TC remarks that "we've run clear off the map."

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I wondered if anyone would make that connection.

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That would've made a great title for this. Regardless, very nicely done!🍺

—mike

SUPERB PAINTING!

Great job! Figures and vehicle are superb

Terry: this is eye-candy for sure! Great job! I like how you've installed the .50 cal MG Coax field mod.

Can I point out a tiny (and easily correctable) error? US tail lights only had the upper left lens red. They looked like this:

Hope this helps

The weathering is superb, stowage and crew extremely well done. The rust at points where water collects and fuel stains seem very realistic. But typical of Tamiya kits all periscopes are closed so the tank is parked, a ding on the company not the modeler. Many model companies now include the periscopes because a tank in action has its periscopes up. Something to look for if you want a realistic looking tank.

Probably something only a tanker would look for, on an otherwise amazing job.

Tom

Yo T , perfect !!!
Brilliant paint up and I love the interaction with the tankers and the map ...................... cool .

Fantastic job !!

Like it a lot, so don't take this wrong, but I've always wondered if these vehicles remained in service long enough to rust the way some modelers do them. Yours is at least subtle, but some make it seem that its been in use and never saw a cleaning in ten years! Saw one model of a piece of German armour that you could swear had been dragged out of some bush in Northern Poland in 1970, the way the rust streaks were. Truth is a lot of them didn't last long enough to wear that much. Not talking about dirt, I mean active, big rust.