[D-Day] M26 Pershing

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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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Build is going on nicely, gonna be nice with some stowage to add life!
I like the shipping stencils you put on it 👍

You'll be ready for D-Day!
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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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You are correct, Kaczor: I start in on the commander and loader tomorrow, Tuesday 28 May. Oh, Kaczor, there is so much more I "coulda" "shoulda" done with this build, but I am learning. It has been fun.
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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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I reread this thread again and I must say..... Really terrific work throughout! I know you like to lessen your abilities, but you are every bit the modeler some of us wish to become. Keep up the fantastic work.
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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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Ecam wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 12:25 pm I know you like to lessen your abilities, but you are every bit the modeler some of us wish to become. Keep up the fantastic work.
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HDP is too modest when I witness what is shared here.

Agreed, Fantastic work sir, keep it up!
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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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You are kind and supportive, gentlemen. When I see the other Winter/D-Day builds, I am awed. Right now I am working on a fairlead for my static FAMO, a rather simple bit of scratch-building in brass that many here could accomplish better in 1/4 the time. The next step is to coat the outside with JB Weld to hide the all-too-many holes I drilled. The whole thing is an 11 mm cube overall, so I can barely see it. :(
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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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That's a neat bit of brassaucity! I could've done that in 4x the time it took you, and it would've been kinda crooked. Yeah, I'm that good...

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Agreed, nice brass work. Hold you head high!
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"Kinda crooked" it is, but I used a clever camera angle, the same one I will use when I mount it on the rear frame rail. :haha:
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Re: [D-Day] M26 Pershing

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I'm looking at the crosstubes in yours and everything's comin' up 90's! Mine would be more:
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