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Congratulations to Mr xhelfix, this month's TOTM winner

And a well done to our runners up, thank you for entering, all very worthy models

My apologies for the delay, I had a bit of car trouble that I had to sort, which caused me to forget the date

Winning entry can be found here.

xhelfix February 2020 Winner. - RC Tank Warfare
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Fantastic model and expertly crafted well done sir!

A big hand to everyone who entered

Good Evening all,
To everyone who entered, Fantastic work!, Gentlemen! Congratulations to xhelix. Superbly detailed and painted and a beautiful example of a rare piece of WWII German armor. Always a welcome sight, those Wehrmacht support vehicles. Reminds us all that the German Army was more than just Panzers.
regards,
Painless

Congratulations! A very well deserved honor for a great unique model.

Great competition again this month and a very tough decision on voting choice. Well done xhelfix on your win with a lovely looking model congrats to all the entrants on a great turn out also

Cheers, Lee.

A fantastic model, and shown to great advantage in an enviable setting/backdrop

Hey Andy, congrats to you and your winning SIG33! A fabulous build (and my secret favorite ).

Cheers,
Freddy

The best tank won for sure, congrats on that work of art man!

Some excellent work on an excellent tank. Congratulations.

And if it helps anybody in the future, there were a couple of very nice tanks in this month's competition that I did not vote for simply because I felt that they had been over weathered. There's a fine line between just enough and too much, and I have always appreciated the ones that were a little bit under weathered. The tanks this month weren't that bad but I've seen some where guys weather them to the point that they look like they've been sitting in a field for 50 years. Real tank Crews never let their tanks get like that. Just in case that helps anyone in the future.

Max-U52 wrote:Some excellent work on an excellent tank. Congratulations.

And if it helps anybody in the future, there were a couple of very nice tanks in this month's competition that I did not vote for simply because I felt that they had been over weathered. There's a fine line between just enough and too much, and I have always appreciated the ones that were a little bit under weathered. The tanks this month weren't that bad but I've seen some where guys weather them to the point that they look like they've been sitting in a field for 50 years. Real tank Crews never let their tanks get like that. Just in case that helps anyone in the future.

Thank you for these words!
They hit the nail on the head.
Tank crews are always very proud and take good care of their equipment.