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Are you chasing fat bottom girls because your getting fed up of seeing skinny girls in tanks???

That would be our loss!

or skinny girls in way to big skirts !!.................Jeez Mr Alpha, more confusion than a hetro man in a Mardi-gras !!

TKcommander wrote: Are you chasing fat bottom girls because your getting fed up of seeing skinny girls in tanks???

That would be our loss!

HERMAN BIX wrote:or skinny girls in way to big skirts !!.................Jeez Mr Alpha, more confusion than a hetro man in a Mardi-gras !!

HMMMMMMMMMMMMM.... Let's see if some logic can be used to find a solution to the inquiries ....

There is a funny thing about skirts on tanks.......They don't look nearly as nice as women with skirts.... Addressing them is interesting as well.. On a tank... skirts are easier to take off than put on................Unlike women ... where it's easier to put them on ..than get them off

Another thing they both have in common...Especially with the Sherman.... When it comes to the rear bulkhead.... Both women and tanks have many variants...and choosing an appropriate on can sometimes be tricky

But unlike women... tanks only have two kinds of shoes...winter and summer.. Unlike women ...who may have hundreds

With that said... if given the choice... of photo ... a chase... or bedding down with a woman or tank...well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZQ6SiCLrAw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWtZVibsFg8

Carpe Diem Gentlemen ...............

ALPHA

Good Afternoon,
A bad man he may be but he takes excellent pictures. ;o) Thank you, Alpha, I am home.
regards,
Painless

P.S. The Sherman is brilliant but I always knew it would be.

I think you guys may be risking starting a new fad with Shermans - skirts! Both builds look great!

I always wanted to build a British "El Alamein" Sherman, but just could not wrap my head around the fact that it needed to have skirts on it. You two are making me reconsider the whole thing, as the skirts really do give it a different look from a typical Sherman build. Of course, I still need to figure out those early bogies for it as well.

fynsdad wrote:Mike...you are a bad, bad man....

YOU DID IT ALREADY?............... Look at that precision... Dang fynsdad... TOO FAST

ALPHA

PainlessWolf wrote:Good Afternoon,
A bad man he may be but he takes excellent pictures. ;o) Thank you, Alpha, I am home.
regards,
Painless

P.S. The Sherman is brilliant but I always knew it would be.

Hey Painless.... good to see you back Your timing could not have been better...you get to see me struggle with the electronics ... while fynsdad finishes his that he started a couple of hours ago ...........

Carpe Diem my friend

ALPHA

sassgrunt wrote:I think you guys may be risking starting a new fad with Shermans - skirts! Both builds look great!

fynsdad wrote:LOL He made me do it...honest

I take the fifth


Really though fynsdad... what a surprise ....and I have to admit... after doing mine the way I did... the way you attacked the front portion is the better way to have done it.. did you connect them to the upper or lower hull... your application is sooooo clean I can't tell lol

You are truly a Master ...I bow to your excellence

ALPHA

sassgrunt wrote:I always wanted to build a British "El Alamein" Sherman, but just could not wrap my head around the fact that it needed to have skirts on it. You two are making me reconsider the whole thing, as the skirts really do give it a different look from a typical Sherman build. Of course, I still need to figure out those early bogies for it as well.

You want to build this


That's some serious build Mike

ALPHA