i know in a few pics the track looks off the sprocket and from the head on pic the sprocket isn't straight.. that is just from me moving it around while taking pics... it isn't really like that. i'm gonna start painting tomorrow when i wake up

comming on leaps and bounds you really got PE masterd wish it was me! are you doing it a 3 tone job? if you can open up the turret and stick a fig in there it will really set it off

Niiice,
Since all the equiptment is still on the fenders,go very light on the dirt.This puppy hasnt been flying around the boonies for too long.

Looks awsome John!!! Your definately taking over from Lord Nelson on being Lord Aber.. or maybe we'll just call you lord Fruil...

Only thing is.. it looks like that Right Sprocket is coming off?.. are they a drop fit to get on the Tasca kit? or a lot of modification required?

Lord Follicle

Very clean work ---again. Your work is consistently right up there John. Very precise PE placement,-- no glue spots, crisp bends--wow--you are a master at a young age. Congrats!

This model is good to go, the only thing I might offer, if it can be done, would be to try and drill out the main weapon tube a tad to add some depth. But that is a nit. This is another great model to add to your stable of accomplishments. Congrats again!

Signed
Humbled by your Awesomeness (and hair #:-) ) LMAO

I always like looking at tanks with nice metal colours all over them :-)

I noticed one thing, it looks like the taillight isn't perfecly horizontal, this may be just a photographic effect though.

Very nice!

Rick

Nice work once again. I esp like the PE Star Antennae. I think it will look fantastic once painted. Keep us posted :-)

Cheers !

Robert

Lord Johnny-

Super job on this little guy :-) I especially like the empty bracket for the towing clevis on the rear fender - very nice touch!

I can't wait to see her with some paint :-)

Later-
Jeff