Congratulations Scott it would'nt look out of place as a museum exhibit.
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Wow Scott this has been worth the wait ,what a great job you've done with this! Every time I look I see some new details it really is stunning! Very nicely done Sir!Comment
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Great work Scott weathering top notch she looks amazing .Comment
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Thanks gents my modelling life feels empty now, Jim will do mate.
ScottComment
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superb job, would not even dare to bring the kit into the house!!!!!!!!
PeterComment
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Thank you peter, it is a kit that goes together sooooo good
ScottComment
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I'm with everyone above, very impressive not just because it's huge but because of all the minute attention to detail. I too remember when you first got the kit and it's great to finally see it completed in all its glory.
Cheers
SteveComment
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Thanks Steve and to everyone iam glad you like her.
ScottComment
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GREAT SCOTS!!! that is Great Scott, (se what I did there...:-) )
I have been watching quietly from the corner of the shed and I can only refer to what has already been said.
Great work all round ol' chapComment
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Thanks Ian I have to admit she is my favourite kit, thank you again and iam glad you like her.
ScottComment
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Congratulations Scott on the final result.
It looks amazing .
Hope you got a cabinet big enough to display it inComment
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Cheers dude, the shed is the display cabinet.
ScottComment
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HI all I know this was from 3 yrs ago but does this guy Scott still come on here as I would like to see his dora gun in full size pics as when it comes up on my pc it show only half the gun an its a pity as I was finding this gun fasanating this was the german rail gun that weighed in at about a thound tons isn't it ?
chrisComment
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Yes, this is the gun that had a crew of something like 500 troops to operate it. “Dora” was actually the name of the second (and last) example built; the first was Schwerer Gustav (“Heavy Gustav”).
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