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Although this tank was classified as a medium tank, it was very effective against the much larger and slower enemy tanks of its day. With its 90 mm gun
These tanks were designed with the state of the art technology of there day, they were cheaply made with an attempt to overwhelm the enemy with numbers.
I first assembled this when I was nine. It was knocked off the wall somehow and my mother put it into a bag. It sat in my old bedroom for years and I recovered
1/64 to 1/16 Car Themed Dios.....see more at nightshiftart.biz SMH Comments Looks so much like a service station I used to know when I was growing up
I built the castle to the presentation in an Train-Museum in Germany. During the making I have written step for step construction manual. You can see
Continue reading "Castle and diorama in scale 1:220 - Z (or 1:160 - N) "
WHAT GLUE IS BEST FOR GLUING RIGGING RAT LINES ON PLASTIC SAILING SHIP MODELS?? SMH Responds model ship rigging has been responsible for some of my most