I enjoyed reading that, Thanks for showing...cheers....Kenny

LMAO....SOOOOOO True

Rounds Complete!!

Hi Roy 

Thanks for that... laughed my @$$ off 

tread

That was too funny

Tanks never turned as the weight of the vehicle does not shift and track tension was identical on both sides.

I can almost hear the judge, IMPS  or AMPS (I am an equal sarcasm opportunity person),  at the contest saying, "The rest of the model is so nicely done.  Too bad he screwed up the tracks." 

MM: Try this

Too bad that your link doesn't load. Don't know how funny it is.

stikpusher

"Why stand when you can sit? Why sit when you can lay down? and get some some sleep while your laying down because you never know when you will get your next chance to sleep..."

something we used to say in the Infantry...

Great thread of observations Roy

We said the same thing in the Navy but included "don't run when you can walk and don't walk when you can ride"

"Why stand when you can sit? Why sit when you can lay down? and get some some sleep while your laying down because you never know when you will get your next chance to sleep..."

something we used to say in the Infantry...

Great thread of observations Roy

I must say that:

Soldiers spend 5% of their time fighting, 20% just standing with their elbows resting on something, and 75% pointing at something

Is very close to the truth given my time in the service. He only forgot to include the enormous amount of time sitting or lying down staring at the world with a blank look on your face. I have several photos of me doing just that.

And I don't think I saw mentioned (maybe I overlooked it) 'the AFV dropped by a helicopter' issue: aka the vehicle is sitting on a base of sand or mud with no tread or tire tracks behind the AFV at all- almost as if someone just plunked it down instead of driving there.

Saw a beautiful model of a Stryker on a desert base a few months ago at a show- and no tire tracks whatsoever!

Well, no need to build the remaining armor kits in my stash as I'm just as guilty as the next guy for using some of these cliches....

What makes it so funny is its truth in the modeling world!

Thanks for the link Roy, I hadn't seen this before. I think I see myself in more than a few of those observations!

That was pretty funny