Andy Dyck

Very rare!!!! Nice to see that one!! Brilliant built!! Cheers Andy

Outstanding!!!! Very nice and superb presentation!!! Love it Cheers Andy

Absolute brilliant!!! Cheers Andy

A fantastic one and really rare to see! Superb dio!!!!!! Cheers Andy

Thank you very much! Cheers! Andy

Very cool , one of my favorites!!! Cheers Andy

Fantastic work!!!! Brilliant! Full of powerfull design Cheers!

Fantastic paint job !!!! Fantastic model! All in 1/72 ? Respect!!! Andy

Just beautiful model and brilliant photography!! Perfect!! Andy

HI, you did an excellent job there. And indeed it`s amazing how colours changes by various lights. To use a tripod is always a good thing. The problem by photogarphing models is the depth of field. As you can see on your pic`s. Mostley the center is sharp and the rest will be a little bit unsharp. I use a Panasonic FZ 150 and also a Fuji Finepix wich has a lot of pixel ( 4600- 3500) . So if you take pic`s from a little distance you can crop it afterwards an will get fantastic sharp results and even good resolution ( Mostly) Thx for sharing Andy

Thx Jonny, yes I am glad that I could inspire you to try again!! May be 1/48 scale works better than 1/72. I know this photograph from Russian woods and it was a little role model. I don`t want to conceal that I destroyed nearly 2 complete Tamiya kits before I got it. So come on and try again please!!! Andy

Thank you Steve! It was a little bit of intention to catch this sad and gloomy mood after war. I think I was a little bit successful when I read all this replies. Andy

Absolute perfect!! The figurine is also wonderful!. Cheers Andy

Hi Pierre, absolute brilliant! I agree with all other fellows. The B/W photos looks absolute realistic. That`s what I like !!!! Perfect! Cheers Andy

Hi Pierre, Really nice done. Especially the wathering look good. The original must had been a beast! Grrrrrrr.......!!! Cheers Andy P.S.: No critism, but look at your wheels...... I had some photos of mine with the same thing. Photos never forgive anything.