~ ! Clash in Tunisia ! ~ { Final Photos on page 37 }

MAJ Mike

Yet another for me not to post pictures of my pathetic efforts.

No Mike! Be inspired--that's my hope man---

Simply amazing!  I saw this and my first reaction was "Museum Quality."  Well done!

Well, thanks for that one----

T-Rex~  How are ya man?  Thanks for the comments---display is no prob, Bud--it's only 11"x15" !

Yet another for me not to post pictures of my pathetic efforts.

Simply amazing!  I saw this and my first reaction was "Museum Quality."  Well done!

Wow, I mean really WOW! truly a fantastic dio.

Great work. But where are you going to find the room to display that giant scene.

Bodge

Well done boss.

Thanks my friend!

Lookin forward to your return to posting mate---

Well done boss.

Andy & Boyyd ~ Hi ya's

             THANK YOU!      You're a couple'a good guys!

WOW!  Don't have much to say because my mind has blown...

I was wondering where you have been... I even looked for you at Armora site but no luck.  It has to be one of the best WIPs I have ever seen. Please don't hesitate to post 'em here where you have many fans.  I gave in and brought a set of Vallejo flesh paint for figures painting.  Same for Lifecolor acrylic paint...

Thanks for letting us know about this.   

*INDY

Pawel, Jet, Andy--

Hi you guys--that's all much appreciated and thanks for asking!

I haven't even openned a page at FSM in months, so sorry I've missed what you're up to.

If you want to read/view it--here's--> My 20 ton Russian Railcar Loaded with T-70's <-----

WOW! Indy you have been busy. Very impressive!!

Actually, I lied, that is not impressive at all.

It's mind blowing!!!!

Pawel, Jet, Andy--

Hi you guys--that's all much appreciated and thanks for asking!

I haven't even openned a page at FSM in months, so sorry I've missed what you're up to.

If you want to read/view it--here's--> My 20 ton Russian Railcar Loaded with T-70's <-----

Welcome back Indy!  Things were quiet espeically in the figures during your absence.  How's your Russian tank diomara coming out? 

Adam,

Congrats. Well deserved.

Haven't seen you on here in a while. Have you finished anything recently?

Adam,

long time no see! What are you working on currently? I'm building a truck (you can see it here) and a tank from vietnam (here). Congratulations on the publication, and I hope to see you around on the forums, take care

Paweł

Happened to check the reader's On-line Gallery tonight and it was nice to see another item from this blog featured there

this shot

How you guys been doing anyways?

Andy~  Thanks as always for your support Buddy.

rtfoe

Cool Adam, real cool. Being the devil in me I'm going to ask...you got your feet planted on the ground or not? Ha! Ha!

Cheers,

Richard

~Richard ~ yes, I think , very much.....but none-the-less I consider the Editor's choice an honor.     Maybe the best thing about it was this post left in the readers gallery from a True American Modeler

Cool Adam, real cool. Being the devil in me I'm going to ask...you got your feet planted on the ground or not? Ha! Ha!

Cheers,

Richard

LMAO!  I knew it'd happen one day... CONGRATS my buddy!

deafpanzer

Congrats! I won't be surprised if one of your work will appear on front cover of FSM either...

A big thanks Andy---for now..there's this small honor today----on the FSM newsletter

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Pawel

Congratulations Adam, keep 'em comin! I'm sure at your skill level you have a good chance to become a regular there! Have a nice day

Pawel

 ~ Pawel ~ Thanks Buddy- I appreciate the congrads ( I'll set my sights higher)

~Kirk~ Thank you - I'm happy that you 've enjoyed the build--happy to have your remarks

Congrats! I won't be surprised if one of your work will appear on front cover of FSM either...

Holy Cow! All the hard work you put into this really paid off. BEAUTIFUL diorama, Sir!

Congratulations Adam, keep 'em comin! I'm sure at your skill level you have a good chance to become a regular there! Have a nice day

Pawel

I've been honored with a picture of my BMW on FSM's Homepage! (Titles the Gallery)

The flip side of this picture--                            [-My Thanks to the Editors -]

TANGO 1

Simply brilliant! Very well done done indeed.

Darrin--Thanks for that (though I tend to agree, it's always lovely to hear/read)

I do love your image too- Done any Bond-builds??

jetmodeler

Can barely tell it is a dio. Looks so real in the pictures.

Excellent job.

Thanks Jet--that's awsome.

Thank you for staying with me 100% of the way too!

Stern0

WOW! Those pics are incredible! Again, OUTSTANDING work INDY...whats in the works?

Many thanks Stern--

As for what's next--------Americans! I started with the figures-in the Figure Forum

Simply brilliant! Very well done done indeed.

Can barely tell it is a dio. Looks so real in the pictures.

Excellent job.

WOW! Those pics are incredible! Again, OUTSTANDING work INDY...whats in the works?

deafpanzer

AWESOME!   Those pictures looks like if it really happened... I assume you used the same Japanese website Steve talked about?  If so, it would be great if you can PM me the link when you have the chance! 

Thank you Andy--you are the best--

Yes is the answer and PM sent Buddy

~~Hey, I just found out that this photo (color version) was placed in the FSM On-Line Reader's Gallery