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That is a big old beast. 41.75cm long! Good luck with your project.

From the state of the box it looks like you've been planning this for quite some time!

I'm not exactly a model maker but a wargamer, which is close.

Any other Thai-based wargamers out there?

 

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Nice paint job on the internals btw, particularly the engine.

But how much of this will be visible on the completed model?

 

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I hadn’t done any modelling since I was a child except for about 20 years ago when someone gave me a ship in a bottle.
Man, that thing was frustrating, especially trying to raise the sails and the painting ( all done inside the bottle of course ) but the satisfaction at the end was worth the effort. Don’t think I could do it again.

I admire your patience and the end result will be, no doubt, spectacular.

Well done and keep up the good work.

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On ‎7‎/‎2‎/‎2018 at 5:36 AM, sammieuk1 said:

Generally speaking I only have a keen eye on hem lines but I like your tank keep posting.

 

I've read lots of posts on TVF by "model makers".

Oh, wait ..... Now that I think about it, those were posts about "making models" !

Most of them also used the term "pretty" or "pretties".

Is that different?

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Thanks OMF.
Been building models all my life, they dont get mad if you ignore them.
All in took about 4 months I reckon, on and off. Get more done when the wife is working and it is raining.
I have a toy room so I get in, put on some tunes and make 3-4 hours disappear. I find it relaxing and frustrating at the same time but when you finally see it start to look like a tank it makes it all worthwhile.


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Once more into the breach dear friends!
Have cleared off the bench and unpacked the 1/16 PanzerIV. Over 2000 parts so this puppy might take a while.
Instructions start off with the engine and gearbox so updates to follow as I get stuck in.
Cannons to the right of them, cannons to the left of them. In to the valley of death rode the 600.......
I now know the trepidation those brave fools felt knowing they might have bitten off more than they could chew. I hope history remembers me as kindly.


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3 minutes ago, Can samui said:

Transmission, engine and apu for the bloody big panzer done!

Wow!

Looking at the quality work you do I guess you need more time to build that engine and make it look old compared to if a mechanic would take a real size original old engine, strip it apart, and (try to) make it look new.

Amazing!

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Cheers OMF.
Still raining here on Samui so lots of time to work on the kit.
More to follow as it gets completed.


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