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Took the opportunity to get all the tanks photographed together. Not often I take the time to do this…..

Well there's a good lookin tank family!

I know what it takes to get em all out. After 3 it becomes a chore.

Beautiful. Especially the Tigers and Leopard.

Cool. One day I’ll get the whole bunch out for a group shot. Last 2 are almost complete. But as Mr. Chef said it can be a major chore. Mr. Rat for someone who doesn’t like Tigers you have 2 nice examples

Panzermechaniker wrote: ↑Mon May 12, 2025 2:51 pm Mr. Rat for someone who doesn’t like Tigers you have 2 nice examples

I were bullied into making them.
Thank you Panzermeckaniker, and Jimster, for your kind words about the Tigers.

Those are great to see, Ian! I have been eyeing up the tarp trick on your Challenger. I think you explained somewhere sometime how you somehow did it.

I see you have a nice stack of firewood. Did you split all that? Brings back memories of swinging a 6 pound splitting maul.

Nice armor array.

It reminds me of the saying:
"The only difference between men and boys is the cost of the toys".

Herr Dr. Professor wrote: ↑Mon May 12, 2025 11:11 pm Those are great to see, Ian! I have been eyeing up the tarp trick on your Challenger. I think you explained somewhere sometime how you somehow did it.

Simple, a piece of cloth wrapped around some wire, tied up with twine.

Jimster wrote: ↑Mon May 12, 2025 11:20 pm I see you have a nice stack of firewood. Did you split all that? Brings back memories of swinging a 6 pound splitting maul.

Definitely old school. Something therapeutic about chopping wood. An hour a week, or a barrow a night.
Six more piles like this. Plus other wood. To fill one wood store. Two more wood stores over the land.

That is impressive! Not sure I could produce that stockpile amount but I would try. Hat’s off to you!