Completed..... 'Huff' Hfuhruhurr's Ju 88 lost in the Libyan Desert in 1941. Found again 1977.

[Allen Dewire]

Well Ron, now you can crack open a bottle of Gin to go with that tonic! The first 2 photos tell the whole story so well, Ron. Excellent photography and it looks like there is even a sandstorm coming in them. The wheatabix do make a fantastic ground cover and if you get hungry, I guess you could eat the base. Of course after getting rid of the garage sweepings. Is is a case of chucking down, as opposed to chucking up? Just wondering........

Prost
Allen

[spanner570]

Thanks Allen. Always nice to have your views on my stuff.

Well observed for the first two pictures, good buddy. I waited an age for the sun to re-appear, then gave up and took a couple of 'As is' snaps and yes, it does look a bit like an approaching storm.

........chucking up (Mind yer 'eads) Then down!

Cheers.
Ron

[Miko]

Brilliant!

First class!!

Bravo!

Miko (a bit envious!)

[David Lovell]

Outstanding Ron as usual every picture tells the story thanks for sharing. Dave

[yak face]

Fantastic job matey , a brilliant result with a very old , some would say unusable kit . Great back story and its nice to see another ropey old tooling making a re appearance ( the dreaded Unimog ) . As always superbly composed and photographed , the chucker having a well deserved day off too , cheers tony

[The Smythe Meister]

Just seen this Ron,
Excellent stuff as the guys have said :thumb2:,some great pics too,which show off the damage effects superbly.

[spanner570]

Thanks Tony and Andy for your positive posts.
Me happy Bunny!

[Lee W]

Top of the class Ron, you get a gold star ✨️

[spanner570]

A gold star! Cheers Lee.
Glad you think my effort worthy of such an award. :thumb2:

Ron