COMPLETED "New target, one o'clock!" Israeli M-50 tank during the Six Day War.

[papa 695]

Thanks Ian.


The SU -100 has been languishing with bits missing in a shoe box for quite some time, so it was nice to revamp it in Syrian Army cammo colours and bring it out into the daylight for a while......

A great way to use old kits Ron.

[Guest]

WHAT no water!


Another great build Ron I like it.

[spanner570]

Thanks Ian, yes, the dio. gave it a new lease of life, but it will soon go back in the box whence it came, along with the M.50 for company....but I'll leave it up to my Grandson to decide their joint fate. 


Cheers Terry, I'm glad you like it. Hard to spot, but there is water. It's in the canteen hanging on the turret rail thingy, just below the antenna!..(Pic. 4)...

[stona]

Terrific stuff as usual and nice to see the famous bucket making an appearance!


Cheers


Steve

[spanner570]

Thanks Steve.


i hope members will incorporate the S.M. 'Badge' in future builds. It used to be fun trying to spot it!......and the lads reprimanding those who forgot it's inclusion.

[stona]

It did indeed Ron. I managed to get a bucket in to an aircraft build, but a lion cub had his head stuck inside it!





Of course, the subject here was flown by a pilot who did keep a lion cub, so historical accuracy was only slightly compromised.


Unfortunately there's not much call for lion cubs with other aircraft


Cheers


Steve

[Guest]

Top notch work again Ron mate, really love those tanks and the stowage is good.. not too much.. just right. 

[spanner570]

Sorry for the late response chaps. I haven't been about.


Thank you both for your posts. I appreciate you taking the time to comment on my model.


Sorry for the resurrection of this thread folks. 


Ron