DAMN MILO! Your just cranking out these Abrams like they where nothing. Can you get or do you have shot from the top. I like the lst picture showing both the tracks together. You need to tkae a picture of all your Abrams together.

I really love it. Makes me want to get back to my Abarms, A11 and A13. Once they are done, we need to get together with all the tracks from A Company (you, me, Burik, and the other guys that are doing A Co. tracks)and make a tribute feature for the Company and submit it in.

One thing and it isn't anyhting big, just a suggestion, I would have painted the tow bar NATO green just to break up the sand color a little bit.

Can you say, prolific? Heck, I'm doing good to pop out a couple kits a year. Must have a 1/35th scale factory over there.

I prepare still A34 "Angry Bear" and I gladly build one w/Mine Plough.

Milo, I have to hand it to ya. I have no clue how you manage to crank out so much modern armor. Not to mention REALLY BEAUTIFUL modern armor. I know I am kicking a dead horse here, as we have all discussed this in the past too many times, but.........what colors do you use for "sand" on your tanks and such? Most people seem to say Model Master Sand, some people say model master gulf armor sand, and others yet desert yellow from tamiya. Personally I think MM sand is too light and not yellow enough, MM Gulf armor sand is too dark, and the Tamiya desert yelow is too yellow and brown. Generally, I use a mixture of Model Master sand with a bit of Tamiya desert yellow to give it a subtle yellow tint. I am just curious what you use, because your colors seem right on the money.

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Miloslav:

Just beautiful.

Are you sure about the CIPs with the print on them? I have to assume they say THIS SIDE OFF.

Do you mean ANGRY BEAVER instead of ANGRY BEAR? Angry Beavers used to be a cartoon here in the US about two beaver brothers. Beaver also has a sexual connotation to it in the US, so I am sure this is a double entendre on the part of the crew.

Bob