Sgt.Squarehead

Damn that turned out fine!

Just caught up.....It's fascinating to follow your experimentation and you've achieved some truly remarkable weathering effects, some of those photos look very, very realistic.

Highly variable, but with effort they generally turn out OK.....Which kits did you have in mind? Henk's UM & UMMT (offshoot of same company) pages are here: http://henk.fox3000.com/um.htm http://henk.fox3000.com/ummt.htm Some more info & reviews of a few kits at OTW!, here: http://www.onthewaymodels.com/kitlists/umkits.htm http://www.onthewaymodels.com/kitlists/ummtkits.htm You can check out my (ultimately successful) struggles with a trio of their M4A1 Shermans, here:

Dude that Trike face-off is great.....Well worth the extra base space!

Awesome stuff, in so many ways!

Magnificent model Mark. It's a real shame that Modelcollect made such a pig's ear of their boxing.....That does seem to be the major price of trying to squeeze every last variant out of each set of moulds.

Not bad, not bad at all! Awesome model Alex, the detail is just exceptional.....Have you considered making a master of the turret and other mods? I can think of a few folk hereabouts who'd probably be quite interested. PS - Please post more of your stuff!

Lovely model.....But what kit did you use and what's the scale?

Have to agree with Pat, that little Landy is a charming model.

Ye gods.....That caravan's grown wings! Another remarkable model @Moa.....Your threads are often a revelation and always raise a smile!

In 1/72 I'd look at the Revell Ausf H (these are what I bought for my own collection): There's a world of aftermarket for this kit, depending on how mad you want go. Zvezda also do an Ausf H, I've not seen it but I understand it's a decent kit: I'd also recommend @alexclark's book, it's a handy guide to modelling the type in 1/72 and the Revell kit features quite prominently: PS - Avoid Dragon's 1/72 Panzer IV Ausf H like the plague.

That's a big model you have there Ced, nicely done, the metallics are very convincing.

What a smashing build.....That rigging is just superb! Have a: On me!

I'd just add that RPM's 1/72 kits are a bit of a mixed bag, definitely consult reviews and grab references before proceeding, they're decent kits and can be finished beautifully, but they do need some work. That's a lovely little casting.....Don't suppose they do 1/48 AKs/RPK/RPDs at all?

I think they used the rest of the oyster to make the 1/72 version.....You'll see soon! 1/48 version does look nicely detailed, it looks quite a bit nicer than the Airfix 1/32 Model T that I also have part finished come to think of it. Have you managed to track down a suitable MG?