Greetings from New York, USA

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Oh, Mr. Chef: Bravo! That running gear is a disgustingly muddy mess! Quick, get the pressure washer! That is going to impress a lot of folks here on RCTW, especially Herman Bix, who runs all his tanks through a pig trough.
Did you use one of the Vallejo or MigJimenez muds? I found that they take a l-o-o-ng time to dry, so I have set aside tanks I have muddied-up for up to a week.

[MrChef]

Oh, Mr. Chef: Bravo! That running gear is a disgustingly muddy mess! Quick, get the pressure washer! That is going to impress a lot of folks here on RCTW, especially Herman Bix, who runs all his tanks through a pig trough.
Did you use one of the Vallejo or MigJimenez muds? I found that they take a l-o-o-ng time to dry, so I have set aside tanks I have muddied-up for up to a week.

Good stuff. I love me some dirty girls... Be sure to always check out pics of my dirty girls when they like to show off. I've been practicing taking better pics so I'll update some more soon.

Oh and my birthday is next week!!! You know what That means... Some new RC Armor to add to the collection! It is looking to be a good project.

Thanks for the support

Chef

PS and all of my paints and pigments and stuff are Tamiya, AK, Ammo/Mig, Testors, Some good ole Elmers PVA glue.

[HERMAN BIX]

I indeed do appreciate the grubby side of life
Where mud & pigment is the New Black
You make good gear Mr. Chef, although I feel i should be requesting tips about cooking which will far and away progress my life further than RC Tanks

[MrChef]

I indeed do appreciate the grubby side of life
Where mud & pigment is the New Black
You make good gear Mr. Chef, although I feel i should be requesting tips about cooking which will far and away progress my life further than RC Tanks

I saw you KV build. Very nice work.