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Billpe,
Thank you, that's high praise indeed! I can recommend the Pershing a _lot_! For me, it has always had the archetypical 'American Tank' look to it. Growing up as I did with newsreels and programs of the M47 and M48 in Vietnam.
regards,
Painless

Yeah, the look to me has always been classic cold war American. These newer tanks lack a certain aesthetic of post war tanks, just like the aircraft of today compared with those of 60-70 years ago. Pershing or Abrams? F86 or F22? I'd pick the former in both cases!

Painless..thats one gorgeous Pershing..Chappeau ( Hats off to you sir )

Good Morning, Abe,
Thank you! Everyone should have a Pershing or Super Pershing in their tank shop.
regards,
Painless

PainlessWolf wrote:Good Morning, Abe,
Thank you! Everyone should have a Pershing or Super Pershing in their tank shop.
regards,
Painless

Really??? I'll show this post to the wife

Good afternoon, Ed,
Let us know how you got on with the Wife ( and whether or not a HL or Tamiya Pershing is on the way ) ;o)
regards,
Painless

PainlessWolf wrote:Good afternoon, Ed,
Let us know how you got on with the Wife ( and whether or not a HL or Tamiya Pershing is on the way ) ;o)
regards,
Painless

No didn't work painless but one of these is on it's way for Xmas
http://www.ludwigs-hobby-seite.de/cromwell_1.htm

Ed,
I'd say everything worked out fine then. ;o) I'll be looking for you to spring the Cromwell on us later this year.
regards,
Painless

That Cromwell looks really good..should be an amazing build. Likewise looking forward to it...got the popcorn ready...already



Any more popcorn and I will be the size of a house...so many builds...so much popcorn