Maxene
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- PainlessWolf
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Re: Maxene
Pale,
I'm taking a break and a honeymoon\vacation the last couple weeks of March. Until then, I've got a 1/72 Russian KV-2 to build and a 1/72 'Capture' version on order to look at the differences, so generally, just research. The next build will be my much desired IR KV-IIA 'Capture' version. I'm really looking forward to that. ;o) You're welcome to visit anytime. The two greyhounds are always looking for new people to trample 'Hello on. ;o)
regards,
painless
I'm taking a break and a honeymoon\vacation the last couple weeks of March. Until then, I've got a 1/72 Russian KV-2 to build and a 1/72 'Capture' version on order to look at the differences, so generally, just research. The next build will be my much desired IR KV-IIA 'Capture' version. I'm really looking forward to that. ;o) You're welcome to visit anytime. The two greyhounds are always looking for new people to trample 'Hello on. ;o)
regards,
painless
...Here for the Dawn...
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Maxene
Cup,
Thank you, Sir. There are never enough Sherman builds to go around. I learned a lot from this one and from folks like you who know what they are doing. Looking for pics from you on your builds.
regards,
Painless
Thank you, Sir. There are never enough Sherman builds to go around. I learned a lot from this one and from folks like you who know what they are doing. Looking for pics from you on your builds.
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
Re: Maxene



He may have looked like James Franco then....

But he sure looks like Charley Heston now



Then again ...there's always Adam Ant

or Johnny Depp



Then again...Maybe they just all look like Charley Heston



ALPHA
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Maxene
Alpha,
*chuckles* Same eyebrows on both shots, it must be the camera angle and the lighting. Pretty funny and somewhat amazing. ;o)
regards,
Painless
*chuckles* Same eyebrows on both shots, it must be the camera angle and the lighting. Pretty funny and somewhat amazing. ;o)
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
Re: Maxene
Everything's top notch on this, love the figure, all the details and the final paint. Excellent job, thanks for taking the time to post such a comprehensive log
Re: Maxene
PainlessWolf wrote:Alpha,
*chuckles* Same eyebrows on both shots, it must be the camera angle and the lighting. Pretty funny and somewhat amazing. ;o)
regards,
Painless







ALPHA
Re: Maxene
Hi Painless,
Very nice job on the Sherman.
Best Regards
Keith.
Very nice job on the Sherman.
Best Regards
Keith.
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Maxene
Good Morning, Tom,
Thank you for the compliments. Shermans really lend themselves to detailing since there were so many variations and they all seemed to be a rolling hill of extra armor, parts, supplies and personal gear during wartime. I have to laugh. Every time I think I have found a simple tank to rebuild and detail, I discover that all of the items supplied by the manufacturer can be replaced by more accurate pieces or modified to work and work better, etc. That is the Beauty of this Hobby and it is the Hobby that I chose to pursue so I am content. Now, my next build is somewhat rare and a Soviet tank to boot so we will see. *winks*
regards,
Painless
Thank you for the compliments. Shermans really lend themselves to detailing since there were so many variations and they all seemed to be a rolling hill of extra armor, parts, supplies and personal gear during wartime. I have to laugh. Every time I think I have found a simple tank to rebuild and detail, I discover that all of the items supplied by the manufacturer can be replaced by more accurate pieces or modified to work and work better, etc. That is the Beauty of this Hobby and it is the Hobby that I chose to pursue so I am content. Now, my next build is somewhat rare and a Soviet tank to boot so we will see. *winks*
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Maxene
Keith,
Good morning and thank you. It was a complicated build but the results are very satisfactory.
regards,
Painless
Good morning and thank you. It was a complicated build but the results are very satisfactory.
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Maxene
Alpha, *chuckles*
I was going to say that maybe the Commander could get a date with Kei but his heart really belongs to the French girl from Paris that he named his tank after. Maxene.
regards,
Painless
I was going to say that maybe the Commander could get a date with Kei but his heart really belongs to the French girl from Paris that he named his tank after. Maxene.
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...