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A veritable buffet for the eyes!
I’d hate to think what your next project will be
Painting the Cysteine chapel!!???

thank you !

HERMAN BIX wrote:I’d hate to think what your next project will be

You'll be happy Herman, it will be Australian armor.

lmcq11 wrote:it will be Australian armor.

Barry

Sheer brilliance.

lmcq11 wrote:thank you !

HERMAN BIX wrote:I’d hate to think what your next project will be

You'll be happy Herman, it will be Australian armor.

I will like it I’m sure, but as it’s not New Zealand armour, I might like it a bit less !!
Mr C got it in one !! But like mixing up Canadians with Californians !
She’s right Mr mcq11, no problem with me liking anything you make mate, excellence is a profound achievement & you Sir are a very high achiever

Hi,

Here is the finished V-150 Commando. Tomorrow, i will post a video of the model in action and some exterior shots. I gave it a tiger stripe camo, representing it somewhere in Africa where this armored vehicle was sold to numerous countries.
Regards, Louis

Watched this since day one, end result, a model showing true model making skills, very well done indeed.

I’m not sure if it’s the shape of the vehicle, but this cam job is the most effective and interesting out of all.
It could be that most modern AFVs are a plain colour, and WW2 versions are so very familiar.
Not sure about others, but the “ink blot” test I see has Snoopy on the right side

HERMAN BIX wrote:Not sure about others, but the “ink blot” test I see has Snoopy on the right side

Yeah, there is a Snoopy head on my V-150. There you go, i will call it Snoopy now.

Hi,

And here is a YouTube video of the V150 in action and some exterior shots.

https://youtu.be/GYY-WJV-a7Q

Canadian weather on a late November cloudy day is not that great for an African style photo shoot, but still better than basement and ok for a walk around.