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It's a 5-cm Panzerabwehrkanone (anti-tank gun) Selbstfahrlafette (self-propelled gun) on the Fahrgestell (chassis) of an R35 Panzerkampfwagen (armoured fighting vehicle), or, as Mike put more concisely, "thing". The (t) after the PaK stands for the German word tschechische, Czech. It is used erroneously here as the model sports a German PaK 38. Kind regards, Adam

Great (th)read, this! Kind regards, Adam

Jadar in Warsaw carries PanzerArt and you can use PayPal. They are my go-to source for Polish producers. Kind regards, Adam

Wish I could make rubbish like that.

Hi Giorgio, As you don't seem to really know what you need, I would get the natural complement to the Canon 18-55, which is the 55-250. These two lenses plus your 1200D give you a lightweight, inexpensive kit that you can learn photography on. Kind regards, Adam (in Canon-land since the 450D)

Hi flyingdoctor, Thank you for reminding me that I have not done any plastic modelling for a very long time. My Mk.I tracks fell apart in a few spots and I got fed up with them and turned my attention to other projects. In the meantime, some 'life issues' and non-modelling pursuits have taken precedence. I have not come across any photos of T 1290292, but there are a few photos of T 1290295 to base your model on. Where AFV Club got T 1290292 from is anyone's guess. Kind regards, Adam

Hi Pi, I don't know if it will be of use to you, but I have a stalled build that has been "aging" for over a year here. Kind regards, Adam

That looks super, and so do the photos with the grey background (I've never understood the use of royal blue for model photos). :worthy: Kind regards, Adam

Another Jumbolino/Whisperjet fan here. Your Airlink version looks great! Kind regards, Adam

That's rather fetching!

C'est magnifique!

Nice CR.714, Mitch. Poland received one from Finland yesterday in pieces. It is going to the aviation museum in Krakow. Kind regards, Adam

Hi all, Anyone up for a new challenge might be interested in taking a crack at the 1:33 Mi-6A in paper which will soon be available from the Polish publisher GPM. Not exactly a weekend project, though, and you may have to convert your modelling shed into a hangar! The designer's photos of his creation are here. GPM's page (with the wrong scale and with no price yet) Kind regards, Adam

"Tragedy" is an overused word, but it certainly fits here.

Here are a couple of walk-around links: http://svsm.org/gallery/armor http://www.primeportal.net/the_battlefield_armor.htm A couple more Tamiya suggestions for you: BT-7 and Matilda.