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I will not bore you with the trials,tribulations,vicissitudes,roadblocks,obstacles,gaffes and the just plain events of life that kept me from these pages lately,but I'm back in the saddle and finished this shelved kit started months ago. It was my first go round with Indy links,albeit plastic, and it wasn't fun. The treads settled unevenly which I attribute to searching for the Goldilocks amount of adhesive/flexibility, and the road wheels assumed an independent alignment that throws the track slightly askew,probably due to haphazard storage. A minor fit problem with the skirts but overall the rest was good. Minimal PE and a metal barrel, did very little weathering. It's good to be back.
"le plaisir delicieux et toujours nouveau d'une occupation inutile"
Cant see any images...
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
Absolutely right Stik, let's see what happened. They paste to topic but aren't making the transition. I'll be back.
In my absence it appears my photo sites have been compromised, my apologies, will fix.
templar1099 In my absence it appears my photo sites have been compromised, my apologies, will fix.
Yikes!!!
what hosting site do you use?
I didn't mean from an outside nefarious source,more like a teenage nephew, hopefully fixed now, thx Stik
I can see the photos fine now.
And I see what you mean about the tracks, but the rest of her looks really good!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Yup, photos are working now! Nice work
Nice work! Always a fan of any Russian armor.
GameraAnd I see what you mean about the tracks,
While they beat the crap out of the banded treads they're a royal pain to finangle,don't want to plunk down for metal ones . Thx
thanks Stik, keep plugging.
Glad you noticed it then,thanks.
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