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tk60 with KT soundset 2 ( saumur KT )

maxmekker wrote:tk60 with KT soundset 2 ( saumur KT )

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Very impressive

Really authentic sounds, Max. Though, I think the neighbours must be puzzled when they look over fence, expecting some gigantic metal monster, and see that instead..
What puzzles me, though, is why your Jagtpanzer seems to have grown long creamy/white wings ?(folded wings) I've never seen a Jagdpanzer with that type of Camo before, or are you just waiting to finish the paint job?

yes sir as much as I wish I could get my finger out of the ... this is still not done.. The sides are evergreen sheets from after hacking away on it remowing the modled on fenders

Umm, whats that white stuff ??
Ive seen it on Discovery Channel and not here
does it hurt ?

yes it hurts , worst part when it enters your neck, ore sneak up from behind and enter under you sweater ,


best part is to take a drive on it

HERMAN BIX wrote:Umm, whats that white stuff ??
Ive seen it on Discovery Channel and not here
does it hurt ?

Yes, plenty of it of it up here in Northern Scotland, Max and Herman, right now...anyway. Allegedly, the Inuit ('Eskimos'..in non-pc world) have 50 words for it. Not true, apparently, but I'm sure they have phrases like; "S**t, it's effing freezing out there!"This is not the time of year to sport external genitals , though mate:haha: . I think we're on the same latitude as Oslo anyway; so, we have similar weather. Also strong Norse heritage links through Orkney, Shetland, and other parts of Scotland. In fact, hamlets in my area- Wester Ross - (name borrowed for 'Game of Thrones')- have a mix of Norse and Gaelic names. Thanks for the explanation of the 'white wings',Max. We'll look forward to the finished version.
My KT handles the white stuff well, but my PZ4 hasn't sufficient ground clearance...by the way.

We here in Connecticut USA have just been hit by the white stuff this morning. I will have to look at my collection and figure out which one goes for a ride in the cold.... It was 65 degrees Fahrenheit here yesterday!