1/16th Trumpeter T34/76 Update Pg3. Dec 2

Thanks Disastermaster, I didn't really want to keep posting small progression's, I'll be aiming to have the engine mounted before thet newyear, but I must admit that if it doesn't happen then I won't be crying about it.

I can go and work on other parts of the build. I trying to find the gun pic's to post as a reminder of what is done there so far.

Thanks again,

Terry.

Hi Terry,

 I think we can all pack up and go home now....if you're not at the top of the this food chain, I'd really like to know who is!

Seriously,  I've been wondering where you'd gotten to with this project; but, obviously a miracle of this magnitude cannot be accomplished overnight. Beautiful paint and weathering. Needless to say, I am extremely impressed.This has to be the ultimate in creative professionalism. What an extremely fabulous investment in modeling; almost as long as WWII! (and I thought six months was long!)
 
 This is a perfect example of what I believe; patience and persistence are extremely valuable tools in this hobby.

 Now, it's time for me to go and find a teeny tiny rock and crawl under it; I just hope it won't be too crowded  'cause I'll most likely run into some of my other forum friends there. If anyone beats me, I'm callin' shotgun....

  Well I can die now, it's OK; for surely I have witnessed the best.
Oh god, more pictures coming up........ oh man...... dialup; I'm dying here.

 My eyeballs runneth over.....

some more pic's.......

Thanks guys, whats there is almost four years of building. I will add links to the build later on this evening.

Terry.

Uh, are those walk arounds, or did you build/paint that?

That is a serious question. I don't think I have seen anything so lifelike, not to slight anyone else's work around here, everyone is better than me, but that...

Hi Terry, where is this tank located at? 

Looks sweet, nice work!