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Same rules apply with the only added caveat being October's winning Builder may not submit a vehicle for November.

I guess I'll kick things off, Norberts a Tamiya Tunisian tiger based as closely to the real tank as I could get. She's been backdated with features such as repositioned tools, headlights and the original reversed tow cables. She now resides in the states.

Okay here is my submission given the Bovington news flash..... Asiatam all metal Elephant with Atek zim and painted and weathered by dgselkirk. Sorry about the crazy number of crews and riders.........

MichaelC.

P-III

Built by Glenn and myself
Painted weathered by me

Michael,
Given all the foo for all we experienced last month, I'm giving the extra tank riders a Pass. It's pretty clear to me that you weren't setting up a diorama shot there. Thanks for contributing!
regards,
Painless

Thanks Painless wasn't following along last month so don't know the drama from last month. I can resubmit without the full crew and the riders if need be.

Tiger 222 Normandy June 1944.
Changes to the original model:
Stencilled numbers, battalion badges.
Metal spare track and retaining bar to front glacis plate.
New authentic sound system.
All mudguards (Fenders) are straight and intact - its been road marched from the Training ground to the outskirts of Villers Bocage - one careful driver.
(I built a 1:24 scale Tamiya Tiger in 1975, aged 15, with full interior detail and twin motors plus hopeless wire tethered remote control).
I currently have no intention of building another - why would I when Torro/Taigen make excellent mostly metal ones ?
Well I like it anyway.

Anyway, enough rambling, pictures:

my T26 Russian light tank

made by me,
painted by me.

heng long internals..