RobMorales

Nice job, Ron. I did one recently, I was inspired by a visit to the US Army Transportation Corps Museum at Ft. Eustice, VA. I highly recommend a visit there if you are even remotely interesting in anything the Army uses/used to move men and materiel.

Very cool!

Great build and most excellent camo!

Really good tip. I have a die cast SUV that this will do well with (IED damage)...

Neat, will have to try that!

Good stuff. Now my 35th scale soldiers can afford a few visits to the local watering hole.

Federico, thank you from me too! Very nice additions!

Hopefully the hull will be of the "appropriate" height. I am thinking at least 3 of these for me!

I am positive that they will hit their target market and sell upward of their projection. C'mon, it's 1/35 Nazi Tiger...there are loads of droolin' fools with no other lives who will gobble them up.

Splendid work!

Duke, very nice. My only critique is to apply a coat of Future with a paintbrush lightly to the canopy glass and windows. Those pesky fine scratches should disappear.

Great work as always, Ron!

Nice work, Gator. I did notice that Tamiya missed that this late-war upgrade should have included the addition of Type 22 radar. This was added the same time as the additional AA.

Tremendous! I am inspired!

I guess I need to start building my M60A3 now, so they can hurry up and put out a much better one for everyone to enjoy! The 109 looks great, saw the sprues in Orlando.

DUUUKE!!! Awesome, dude!

http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/prodd.asp?pid=DRA6552 I am very excited to see this coming out. As I am reading "Dunkirk" by Hugh Montefiore-Sebag, the actions of the BEF during the France Campaign of 1940 were amazing...

Great job, Dave! I like the weathered and worn appearance

I second that on the Renegade Velocity. It's opened up a whole new level of airbrush accuracy for me!

15 bucks and free shipping...can't wait till payday!

Really well done there, Chris!

Looks great Chris!

T-55 Iraqi Enigma http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10173641

Oh that's ridiculous! I hope someone has them by Nationals time.

DVD: Realistic Amrour Painting and Finishing with Marcus Nicholls - Compendium. My Go-To DVD Books: Modeling US Armor of WW2 - Steve Zaloga/Osprey Modelling Armoured Vehichles - Edmundson, Van Beveren, Davidson and Carswell/Osprey Armour Modelling (Masterclass) - John Prigent/Osprey Small Scale Armour Modelling - Alex Clark In addition to the Shep Paine books Mark mentioned.