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I have started a new Peanut Butter Panzer project. This one will be an Tiger I dio. I have added some mud guards and opened the drivers and command hatches. I iwll be using Preiser 1/144 figures which are pretty amazing considering their size. The command hatch is cast. Now to find a jar lid big enough for what I plan.
Marc
Looks great so far. Can't wait to see what your going to do with this one.
Marc... have I told you lately that I hate you???
'All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing' - Edmund Burke (1770 ??)
Thanks JM
Yes Boyd, I believe you have
Marshmellow creme jars have pretty big lids,or a jar of institutional sized pickles.LOL,thats alot of pickles.
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What a coincidence?!?! Ate a very big bowl of 'peanut butter' ice cream last night. I haven't forgotten your last PBP...
Andy
Whoah. 1/144 is hard enough...scratchbuilding fenders, my a**.
Institutional pickles. Heh.
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Nice work.Ron
Marc, idon't know how to put it, your getting worse with age, I can't even consider that scale, i'd loose it or inhale it.
Good luck with your build and I'm looking forward to seeing how you complete this with out going mad.
Terry.
Thnaks all.
Terry, the trick is to start out mad as a hatter
So thats the secret.
Always a pleasure to see another PBP build! Scratch-built fenders in 1/144 definitely qualifies you in the "mad hatter" category.
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These little jewels are a real novelty.... keep it up.
I am in pain.....peanut butter panzers....what next, sour cream shermans....what is even worse, scratch built fenders....I am in pain....I have a headache just thinking about that scale
Nice...very nice.....maybe use a fluff lid
Rounds Complete!!
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Hi Marc,
there is a rumor going 'round you will be making the tool clasps workable . Outstanding !
tread ; )
Thanks for all the commnet guys.
POainted and washed. The wash was done the same way I used the oils on the Marder. Kinda of a wax on-wax off deal.
paint looks real good ,Marc..
I have never heard of these before,, is it akin to a ship in a bottle in a way? painting the figures ought to be a nice case of eye strain !
tread : )
thats going to be pretty cool !!
Looking great! Are you sure it is really 1/144? One of your neighbors recently texted me that it was actually an 1/16. Come on, fess up!
Once he puts that (gigantic, oversized) penny next to it, we'll know for sure.
Hummm...you must be using this new technology to see that small
with eye wear from Fram ! ... lol cool pic Mike
Pretty impressive detail for something so small.
Workable tool clasps. That had me on the floor. Thanks Tread.
Eric
The tanks part of the project is done. And yes... working clasps AND radio control Jeez, could you imagine that? How cool would that be LOL
I can't even begin to express how impressed I am at the talent on display with something that small. Great Job!
13151015
Great job on the individual tracks too.
Thanks very much hercmech.
tigerman Great job on the individual tracks too.
Just the thought of that made me a little woozy
like awesome,man
MAN!!! That is a BIG penny!!!
Holy hand grenade batman!!!How?What, Who, When, I'm losing..... I can't.......call a ......WOW!!!! I don't get that detail in 1/35 scale!!!
Chazzer
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