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Glorious :clap: :clap: Sure is a great example of a late war tank killer.
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Thanks for the kind words guys!

At last some human interest, not sure which I'll go for yet. Looking forward to getting these painted ImageImageImageImageImage

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Masterpiece!
I see you finaly dont sell it?
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Lo_Thar wrote:Masterpiece!
I see you finaly dont sell it?
Not yet, thought I would get it properly finished with a crew and stowage first

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This is marvellous Tom :clap: :clap:
For a tank, it looks kinda "sporty" and with the storage on the back, it makes me think of the Dakar Rally lol.
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Can find good words to say how beautiful this tank is. Time to learn some new english phrase ;)
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Lo_Thar wrote:Can find good words to say how beautiful this tank is. Time to learn some new english phrase ;)
Here's one for you :thumbup:

Stonking, it means impressive, fantastic, wonderful etc. :thumbup:

But as you used the word beautiful, you could say it is splendiferous, meaning excellent, very beautiful, special or extraordinarily impressive, and yes, it is a real word.
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Brilliant Tom, just plain brilliant, love every last mm of it.
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You've made a good thing even better, Tom; a beautiful finish that fleshes out the war-weary StuG. The heavy mudding looks great with the craquelure paint chipping and mounds of stowage, they give a great sense of a lived-in machine that's been there and done that (and is doing it again tomorrow).

I'm curious though, do the pendulum skirts swing when the vehicle's in motion? Did they in real life?
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