Some of my stuff

[Hagar]

This is a mishmash of done and almost done. I wish I had the patience to do the work properly and to the skill level of the rest of you. Maybe now that I'm semi retired I'll slow down a bit and do a good job.
Oh and the stash pic also. Note my room isnt finished either.










I still have to uploaqd my Tiger 2 and Tiger 1 so maybe tomorrow. Thanks for looking.
James

[Hagar]

Few more



tracks are too saggy but otherwise not bad I think.


thats all for now.

[panzerfaust]

Cool thanks for sharing

[Panzergrenadier]

Yeah cool!

I presume the models are still ''work in progress?''



Siim

[KingTiger]

Nice pics and nice work. I like your flak gun and your 88. I especially like your King Tiger ambush camo scheme. My only comment is that I believe the StuG III has too much track sag, but still its pretty decent.

KingTiger

[Hagar]

Originally posted by KingTiger@Jun 5 2006, 12:29 AM
Nice pics and nice work. I like your flak gun and your 88. I especially like your King Tiger ambush camo scheme. My only comment is that I believe the StuG III has too much track sag, but still its pretty decent.

KingTiger

Yeah most are still waiting to be finished. The Tiger 2 and Stug are finished though. I realized too late that I put too many links in and the sag really detracts from the overall look, but I dont know how to remove them without destroying the kit. Every time I try and fix stuff I break it so that is why I have not attempted the correction.

Thanks all for the kind comments.

I dont like my cam on the 2cm but dont know how to fix that either.

The drive sprocket and hull are from the PzIV C I just bought. Going to try doing straight from the box, and as my refs are still packed maybe I can finish it without going research crazy and ending up with another half done kit.

[Excatlon]

nice stuff

[gunner]

Good job on the models! King Tiger camo is sharp. By the way your shelf looks, with the models still in the boxes, you'll have a lot to do! Have fun!

[ECLIPSE]

I see you've adopted the same shelf stacking system as my daughters.
Some nice work there.