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802chrisg

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  1. Tim,

     

    Nice job on an old classic. I have a bunch of old Tamiya ket's that I'm building. Some OOB and others with after market stuff added. Personally I think the real joy with these kits is to just build them OOB as you did.

     

    Again nice job, Thanks for sharing.

     

    Chris Graeter

    IPMS # 39558

    Colchester, VT

  2. Hi all,

     

    Here is different and easy way to fill holes, seams, etc.. As a carpenter I use light weight spackling compound every day to fill nail hole etc.. A year ago I tried it on a model, worked great. Now I use it all the time. It sands easy and is easy to apply. Try it on the underside of a tank first to see if you like or not. The cost is cheap. There are sereral different makers. DAP is the most common. Hope this helps. Happy modeling.

     

    Did you notice that I didn't put this on the gerenal tip forum. Didn't want to give any AIR-planehead any good info :smiley4: .

     

    Enjoy,

     

    Chris Graeter

    Treadhead

    Colchester, VT

  3. Dave,

     

    The subject you are talking about is a captured KV-1 russian tank used by the Germans. The Pz.kpfw Kv-1 was the German assigned name of the vehicle. For a history on this tank try this site, Achtung Panzer. This is a good site with history of all Germany vehicles and captures equipment. Oh one more thing, you must be a plane guy, because no self respecting Treadhead would have a plane next to his info. Good luck with your project, I hope this helps. Good to see that you are coming around to world of armour.

     

    Chris Graeter

    Vermont Treadhead

  4. Oh man does this hit home. I live this every year here in Vermont. On really bad storms the trucks will come around twice. Once to just clear the road and again after the storm to clean up. My garage is always fully loaded with shovels at the ready.

     

    Chris Graeter

    IPMS # 39558

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