This dio attempt was posted today on the Swedish IPMS site as this guys first atttempt at a dio. His reference work for rubber dinghys has let him down... slightly. Of course he didnt include his name.
A very funny idea.... I thought you guys would enjoy this!

woooow

man this is a guy who takes money saving very serious :-) :-)

Excellent!
I love the way he has captured the effect of the river BED. :-)
Robbo

What you might not "see" is the fact that the Elaphant is rolling over condoms...

well about the condoms

he could say he did some research on inflatable rafts :-) :-)

That puts everything in a different perspective #:-)

"Tread lightly"

I thought that was pretty obvious from the photo and what I wrote! Judging from some of the replies, I think some of you guys missed that!

Only goes to show that this part of the world does not normally see a wide variety of, uh, "inflatable rafts." #:-)

Double that. I thought by condom you ment that plastic bag...
Does size matter?
#:-)

Toni

I hope that those are rubber blocked tracks. #:-)

Thanks,
Kevin Keefe
Mortars in Miniature

That same question came up in the original posting on the IPMS Stockholm site, humorus actually!!

Is the bridge lubricated for easir movemnet #:-) #:-) #:-) #:-) #:-)
Brandneus Pimpus

If it was lubricated, would it then be ribbeb for extra traction?
Robbo

Well it must be the only bridge with the "best before date" stamped clearly on it!!!

And you really have to drive over it with great care because if you get cracks in the bridge isn`t SAFE anymore #:-) #:-)

It's a 1/35 scale Elephant, isn't it?

remember guys, armed force used rubbers to keep out the water.....but i don't think in that way!!!!!!!!!!

At least the tank uses protection #:-) #:-) #:-) #:-) #:-)
Brandenus Pimpus

for some reason when I think of condoms I usually think of tunnels

Tunnels for your barrel
Brandenus Pimpus