1/87 scale 1944 Sherman tank company

[minitnkr]

Thanks Rick. It's a bit shopworn (stored hanging up in the laundry room), so will need to add some more trees/undergrowth.

[adt70hk]

Paul

Coming on very nicely indeed.

Well done so far.

Andrew

[Steve Jones]

Superb work Paul. Great to see the differences on each model

[scottie3158]

Paul,
That is a great selection of beautifully finished sherms.

[minitnkr]

Working Co. HQ Pltn.

[Mini Me]

Just beautiful! Rick H.

[Allen Dewire]

Now we're talking Paul. Back to the roots and lots of goodies in micro-scale. This group is looking great so far. I was wondering where you would store all the dio bases you've made. Laundry room sounds good and it would stay dry too....

Now, tell us.........Speeding tickets??? Cruising the streets in downtown Ohio has to be fun and fast, eh!!! Take care......

Prost
Allen

[minitnkr]

Thanks. Some are on shelves in the Mancave, some in the Mancave Annex (aka Mom Cave). No tickets yet. Trying to keep it under 4000RPM for the first 500mi. This is very hard (have exceeded a couple times), as it really wants to go.

[JR]

I'm in for this Paul, looks good already with out the dio.
Any chance of a photo of the new car ?

[Allen Dewire]

You poor soul.....I feel you and you gotta do the right thing, but I'm surprised that you don't already have the first 500 under your belt yet......

[minitnkr]

Sointny.

[Mark1]

Thanks. Some are on shelves in the Mancave, some in the Mancave Annex (aka Mom Cave). No tickets yet. Trying to keep it under 4000RPM for the first 500mi. This is very hard (have exceeded a couple times), as it really wants to go.

A tennis ball under the gas peddle will stop you breaking it :smiling:

[minitnkr]

Have started taking the wife along. Much more effective than a tennis ball.

[Lee Drennen]

Sointny.
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I can smell that new car smell from here nice

[adt70hk]

Coming on nicely Paul.

ATB.

Andrew