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Dear fellow Britmodellers, this is the new 1/72 T-34/85 from chinese company Flyhawk. Photos by Wolfgang Rabel. The Flyhawk kit is another tooling masterpiece from the far east, including photo-etch pieces. All parts are sharp and crisp and fit well, the tracks even allow the characteristic sagging. The metal towing cable is very stiff, so I replaced it with 0.60mm wire from Eureka. The figure is from CMK. I painted with Mr.Hobby acrylics and weathered with artist oils, graphite pen, pastels and mud from my garden. Additional stowage from Blackdog. Thank you for your interest. Roman
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Dear fellow Britmodellers, this is my 1/72 UM M32B1 TRV with resin tracks from OKB Grigorov, figure from Milicast, and towing cables from Eureka. Photos by Wolfgang Rabel. The M32B1 recovery vehicle is based on the rounded cast steel M4A1 Sherman body, with a hexagonal fixed turret. UM's offering is the only injection-molded kit of this interesting vehicle. In the box there's all basic contents, but for details like the towing cables, shackles and the rods on the A-frame you have to go the extra mile. I added a small chain at the rear. The model was painted with Mr.Hobby acrylics. # Thanks for your interest! Best greetings from Austria, Roman
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Dear fellow Britmodellers, here's the next Sherman for my collection, the M4A3 built from the 1/72 Dragon kit. Painted with Mr.Hobby acrylics, photographs by Wolfgang Rabel. I added sandbag protection from Blackdog (https://blackdog-model.com/t72008-1-72-m4a3-sandbags-1/) . This finely cast resin upgrade comes in two sideparts plus an entire turret (except the gun), making assembly easy. The figure and stowage are from Milicast, the antenna is from stretched sprue. Thank you for your interest!