Silenoz

Splendid work on this tiny vessel.

A few week ago I went to the vet with my cat for its anual check-up. In the waiting room there were to ladies with their dogs, one with a danish dog and one with a poodle, the latter with her arm in a brace. As they were talking, I couldn't help overhearing their conversation. So the lady with the danish dog asks why the other lady is there, and she tells a story about walking with the poodle in the streets, till the poodle suddenly saw a female dog, crossed the street so suddenly that she fell and broke her elbow, and finishes her story with the fact that he needs to be cast

A Texan farmer visited his Belgian relative who was also a farmer. When they drove home from the airport the Belgian farmer did a tour of his domain, and they drove for 4 hours. So he said, all these lands are mine... To which the Texan responded: Is that all? If I'd do that, I would be away for a week at least. Then they visited his stable which housed 15000 cows. The Texan, totally unimpressed, responded: 15000 cows? oh comon, I have 150000 animals on my grounds... The belgian farmer was steaming, went inside the house, took his shotgun, and shot his donke

An English professor told this story: You know that book "Men are from Mars, Women from Venus"? Well, here's a prime example from two of my students, Rebecca and Gary. Today we will experiment with THE TANDEM STORY . The process is simple. Each male will pair off with a female. One of you will write the first paragraph of a short story. The partner will read the first paragraph and then add another paragraph to the story. The first person will then add a third paragraph, and so on, back and forth. Remember to re-read what has been written each time in order to keep the story coh

Thank you, Started painting and adding the details.. Some nerves came up when adding the slatarmor at the back... but I managed to join the painted pieces without breaking them ... and kept them movable tooo Missiles to the sides off the cupolla: Need to redo, the spacing left and right isn't equal...

Looking great. The camo looks fantastic.

And you can leave your paint on... as the themesong for the unpacking. Eagerly awaiting the result ;-). Don't you know your wife needs the space

I've tried an expo-camo on the MSTA before, and that was a pain to mask: That is a lot of packing for each color... didn't want to do this again... so I'm curious how yours will turn out... Next up in a near future I see a Challenger II, thinking about plain green and not the new camo... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9104529/War-Gaming-British-Army-unveils-new-pixelated-Minecraft-style-digital-camouflage.html?ito=native_share_article-masthead And main parts packed again: Exiting... drumroll...

Looking good so far

Thx, it is 1/72. I'll add some gigantic stuff for proof with the next update...

Ppppfffffffff..... off with the dust... Finally made a choise for the camo so I've started with the base color. Tried AK-real colors for the first time. Nice paint, but I still prefer Tamiya/Gunze... you can clean the pipet which I use to suck up the paint with water, but when using the AK, you can't. The paint solidifies directly. So first AK Looking very pale. I know not much sun nowadays, but still... Better IMHO, next up...blutack... And filling the voids for overspray: Same principle,

That's a bummer for the next project, but on the plusside, you have enough time on your hands to make some awesome pictures of this beauty... Splendid result...

Very nice work. Tempted to buy the kit, but then it will be 1 kit for that year... That opaque canopy, isn't that a form? You can try heating some clear sheet and pull it over the form. Then cut out the necessary form...

Think I've finally decided on the camo...

Nice model. With regards to the reviews. Bought some kits everybody was lyrical about, which had sinkmarks, ejection marks, flash all over.... also bought kits everybody said stay away, and they could be fun builds.... so far my opinion about it.