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Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 7:11 pm
by PainlessWolf
Herman,
You did a great job and it shows in every facet. Take care of yourself on the Job and we'll see you in October. Time Flies!
regards,
Painless

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2015 7:17 pm
by SCHWEREPANZER
Have just picked up on this amazing and painstaking build. A beautiful job in every way and a splendid work of armor art. Very nicely done.

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2015 5:04 am
by HERMAN BIX
Thanks for the warm send off guys, no new work to report. Last two days spent with kids etc. I have about 5 hours work left on it for when I get back.
Made a deal with the wife not to start another build until the 3 year old is toilet independent !!
So might be a look only member for a wee while.
Will check in once I'm back & get the Panther done ASAP
See ya

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 12:10 pm
by HERMAN BIX
G'day lads, I'm back.
For those that can be bothered I was 130kms from Moomba in a place called Epsilon .................
Desert, Emu's, dingos & sweet F-all else.
Funny, the joker I was with seemed to agree that the gear we had parked there with all its fuel & food would make a great find for any wandering survivors of the zombie apocalypse :haha: :haha:
Red sand that permeated every nook of skin & steel, I swear that stuff could make its way through glass !
I cycled that much water through my system my liver must have thought I was trying to corrode it to death, but home today I soon got it back on track with the finest thing from Tennessee since Megan Fox !!!

Got about 5 hours of work to do on the Panther then its done.
Seems Ive got about 100 hours of reading/catching up to do on the activities in here, you guys have been flat out :thumbup:

Off for a top up

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 12:25 pm
by jarndice
Well I suppose I am expected to say welcome back Herman, :lolno:
But it seems to me that you have been lounging in the Sun in a deckchair on full pay for a couple of weeks having probably been the instigator of getting that nice Mr/Sir Abbot the push and lying low while the press look elsewhere. :/
And now this layabout is looking for a bar to lean against,
You just get back to that Build you ratbag. :haha: :haha:
I hope the family are well. :thumbup:
shaun

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 12:39 pm
by HERMAN BIX
Ahh, its good to be back !!
I didnt even know he was gone, I havnt seen a TV for over 23 days.
I DID however hear the Rugby world cup is teetering for England and South Africa :wtf:
Anyone know the translated word for HHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaHHHHaaaaaaaaaaaaa in Japanese ??
I have a few 'Bokke' here I need to round up a bit :thumbup: :thumbup:

Sitting here just now looking at 'WUT' & all I need to do is fit the commanders NVG & run the cables.

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 3:27 pm
by PainlessWolf
Herman,
Welcome back, Doc. ;o)
with all regards,
Painless

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 3:42 am
by ALPHA
:wave: Greetings Herman....As you can see...the place is pretty busy with Modern Tank Builds ...I know it bores the heck out of you...but hey...what a friends for :haha:
You will have to get going on this build...as soon as you have sorted chasing down the little woman ;) ...and tending to your munchkins :haha:

CARPE DIEM SIRImage

ALPHA

PS. OH......welcome home :shifty:

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 9:01 am
by wibblywobbly
I follow this build with a keen interest, you have put an amazing amount of work into this.

I should count myself lucky, I can build tanks knowing that there are no wild animals in this country that are going to bite me while I am doing so... :P

Re: PANTHER G ZU-FUSS

Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 4:25 am
by HERMAN BIX
ALPHA wrote::wave: Greetings Herman....As you can see...the place is pretty busy with Modern Tank Builds ...I know it bores the heck out of you...but hey...what a friends for :haha:
You will have to get going on this build...as soon as you have sorted chasing down the little woman ;) ...and tending to your munchkins :haha:

CARPE DIEM SIRImage

ALPHA

PS. OH......welcome home :shifty:
On the contrary Mr Alpha, these M1 builds are far from boring, I am getting a lot from them for different methods of tackling detail problems & textured surfaces etc.
Im over the chase now, been catching up on mail, car cleaning, lawn & garden care that builds up when Im away. My teenagers are not real dexterious when it comes to manual tasks...............if these could be done by a controller that worked like a PS4, no problem :/