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Those figures came from fortnight "T-34" magazine published by EagleMoss where 1/16 static T-34/85 model was sold in two week issues.

Kaczor wrote:From the left: EagleMoss, resin from Aliexpress, EagleMoss, EagleMoss, resin, Tamiya

Thank you

Nissen hut! It is about 45 cms long. The door is tall enough for a 120mm figure. It has working internal and external lights.

That looks cool Rad

Where's the Thunderbird two?

This is great! Tell us more how do you made corrugated plates?

Kaczor wrote:This is great! Tell us more how do you made corrugated plates?

I could say it was a super secret Stolzdorf technology, inherited by family members... But it is just corrugated carboard I found around here, LOL.

I made the base and the sides with wood, then the window and door frames with balsa wood, and lastly I cut that cardboard and glued it. Previously painted, of course.
Plastic from a packet of ham for the windows, and curtains made with an old uniform I had.

That's it!

You can purchase corrugated cardboard with a card on only one side. I've seen it, but can't remember where, sorry

Nice work as usual on the hut Rad, great use of recycled materials also, with a bit of crafty ingenuity some things can be made for very little cost

Cheers,Lee.

Son of a gun-ner wrote:That looks cool Rad

Where's the Thunderbird two?

My thoughts exactly!

Can you imagine it painted like a Lancaster?

That is excellent, looks great. Would look great in any diorama scene. Nice one