Hi Steve, thanks for the note. With references to "wet stuff" and the other Steve said my tunes were strip music, the debate is certainly getting spicy. Always nice to hear from you and all the best!
Oh hi Staredsky! Hope you're well. Always nice when you stop by. I've enjoyed building these old tank designs - really makes me appreciate how the technology and engineering has evolved. Painting and weathering comes next as long as I can hit those tiny machine gun holes without pulling out my hair. Good luck to you my friend!
Hey Mr. De, always nice to see your notes! Hope you're well and building. I never consider my project done until I get the official TD okie dokie. Forward on to painting and weathering! All best to you.
@@stevieRay3211 hey Tomas to be honest building a kit these days is the easy bit painting and weathering seems to be make or break of the overall project, I enjoy watching your painting weathering allows me to pick up some trade secrets from pro modellers like yourself cheers mate 👍
Thanks Azzy. One of these days I have to get around to the Mk1 but sadly the kit prices are pretty steep. Still you got to love these archaic, almost primitive early designs. Poor chaps had to go through hell just to drive to get into the hell of the battle. All the best to you and thank you for the note.
Hi Mike, always to nice to see your notes too! The feedback is really inspiring and it's nice to know I'm among friendly fellow-model makers who appreciate the craft. Next up paint and weathering and I can't wait since the bolts on this baby are screaming for a good 'ol pin washing. All the best and thank you for the nice note.
