Hey, J, I think it's great. And I haven't seen too much in the way of debating, so far. You did a cool job. And way to adapt those "spare" parts. I also, like the guy in the casual pose against the tank. It maks the tank just reek of hugeness!!
Here's a thought, pose one of the German "baby" tanks (like a Pz I or II near it). Those things were so small they'd about fit on the glacis!! lol
Can you imagine the insanity of designing something like that?? How would they move it. They had enough trouble moving the Tiger I's and II's around. There's no way the bridges would have held them up! They would have had to build it where they wanted to use it and leave it there. Kind of like a glorified pill box. Oh how fortunate we are the Nazi's had people like that working for them!
Again, great job. I love the camo scheme, too. Might get brave and try something like that out myself, someday.
Model happy, it's only a hobby;
Bill
Bill
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