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Man, that is taking shape nicely! It's going to be very handsome, and well worth the bloodshed IMHO!

Cheers,
Eric.

I must admit cutting the end of my thumb off didn’t help, I’m going to start adding some detailing I think while I wait for bits

Lots and lots to admire there, Lee- and imitate, of course!!
I like your commander a lot, too (where did you get him?) - but with that white hat, he looks like he might be selling ice-cream, or hot dogs
I must be getting hungry...

I like your commander a lot, too (where did you get him?) - but with that white hat, he looks like he might be selling ice-cream, or hot dogs 
I must be getting hungry... 

If I remember rightly Roy I bought them from forgebear as a two crew set, the other figure I've placed on my early m4a1 Sherman, I could be wrong though as I am so often but I've had them a good couple of years now

Cheers,Lee.

Just a little more, as before there’s been more filling than building, but here we are

It’s taken quite sometime but using a combination of brass tubes and carbon fibre rods the suspension is finally installed and hull sides are on

Hi.
Coming along nicely Mr Brute.
Regards.
Sub.

Thanks sub, got the front panels on aswell but haven’t done the photos for that yet

So I’m back on this project. Finally. I have added all the rivets though it’s not gone completely well. Looks like an apprentice did it. But I’m at a loss and can’t get my head around how to put the wheels on

Doesn't look like there is any space between the hull and the suspension arm to suggest a using a nut on the backside of the arm. I would personally look at maybe a shouldered screw that is directly threaded onto the suspension arm. That hole in the arm looks really big like an M4. What does the bore of the wheel look like?