T34 Conversion with a Armoured car in 1/35 for Simon

[Jim R]

Hi John
You really are good at this. It's gonna look GREAT!!
Jim

[JR]

Hi John
You really are good at this. It's gonna look GREAT!!
Jim

Thank you Jim, it's really the only time I feel confident !

[scottie3158]

John,
Let the magic begin.

[Mini Me]

Great start JR! Rick H. :thumb2:

[JR]

John,
Let the magic begin.

Ha indeed Paul, hopefully so.

[JR]

Great start JR! Rick H. :thumb2:

Hi Rick , grab your seat. :thumb2:

[Si Benson]

Hi John,
Somehow missed an Update?!
T34 looking very nice with all the metal work in place and great start on the ground work :thumb2:

[JR]

Hi John,
Somehow missed an Update?!
T34 looking very nice with all the metal work in place and great start on the ground work :thumb2:

It's too easy Si to miss posts these days , thank you for comment.
Hope all Chateau Benson are well

[minitnkr]

Super workup Dzohn. Watching closely. PaulE

[JR]

Super workup Dzohn. Watching closely. PaulE

Hello fellow dio builder, always nice to have you along Paul.
Suggest you get a stock of logs in for the fire,it's going to get colder on this one .

[minitnkr]

Maybe I can snag some timbers from the bridge. PaulE

[Steve Jones]

Nice to see how the models will interact on the base. Looks like you are having a lot of fun. Keep it comin mate

[Strenko J]

Looking good John...let it snow..let it snow..let it snow (singing in my best bing crosby voice)

[rtfoe]

Looking good in the Eastern front John, btw what foam is that you're using? Looks more like Boston cheese cake and you really had to use SH*T to stick them. :tears-of-joy:

Cheers,
Richard

[JR]

Maybe I can snag some timbers from the bridge. PaulE

Think you could Paul as it appears there will be little room left for the two sides ! .

Nice to see how the models will interact on the base. Looks like you are having a lot of fun. Keep it comin mate

Loving it Steve, thank you .

Looking good John...let it snow..let it snow..let it snow (singing in my best bing crosby voice)

Very nice Joe, I can just imagine Bing.

Looking good in the Eastern front John, btw what foam is that you're using? Looks more like Boston cheese cake and you really had to use SH*T to stick them. :tears-of-joy:

Cheers,
Richard

Hi Richard, the foam is an insulation sheet Celotex boards are manufactured from polyisocyanurate (PIR), which is a thermoset plastic in the form of foam. Celotex boards are often PIR boards with foil facings to improve insulation levels. ! Easy to cut , but is messy as it gets everywhere .
I have a load of off cuts in the attic, so keep nicking the odd piece. Have had them for years, knew one day they would serve their purpose.
Now that glue, not in my mind a very good name for a product they we took into people houses, but it's very good, works well in the wet or dry . Polymer-based and solvent free.