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Ben M
Just another amazing result, Rui. It tells a story, and the craftsmanship is extremely high. It was very enjoyable to watch this one be built, it sounds like you learned lots of new things, and as always you share your knowledge with other modelers. Thank you.

Rui S
@ Desert Marlin, 😄 👍
@ Clair Greenwood, Thank you very much for stoping by and comment. Yap He is in a hurry 😉 Apreciated
@ Robin (WhiteGlint), Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you like this one. It's not easy to take care of bonsais at least for me, so 4 years is already a luxury and Yap mine Will live in the Dio forever. We i've to take care of a real garden.
@ Ben M, Thanks a lot Mate, for your Nice comment. Really Apreciated and Yap I learn a lot with all my buildes. I think We all do, When we really put in the effort to get a good result. Knowing that it was nice for you to see my work gives me great joy. Thx again

Thomas E.
Oldie but goldie! A "Raupenschlepper Ost" is always a great subject in my opinion. And Sa-Kuva - Please type in: RSO
There is a lovely picture. The Finns had used 10 RSO in continuation war. I think the colour is German sand, the PAK is estimated finnish 3-Tone (green-brown-grey). Finnish green and brown may be very similar on bw-photographs.

Rui S
Thank you Thomas E. apreciated. Sorry for the late reply and I agree It's a great but somehow strange subject.

Randy Kriegel
Beautiful work

Rui S
Sorry for the late reply mates, but as I have been away from the hobby, I preferred not to respond right away and wait until I returned.
@Thomas E. Thank you very much for yourkind comment. I'm really glad you find it inspiring. Makes me proud.
@ Doubtingmango, Thank you Mate, Apreciated and yes, it was and oldie all warped but as I like the T-26, it ended up being a pleasure to build it and learn a bit more.
@J35J Thank you, for Comment, i'm glad you like this one.
@ Randy, Thank you for stoping bye and comment, the feedback is really Apreciated.

Kerry COX
👍 😉

Lebloge
A great place that makes you want to spend time there 👍🏻

Clair Greenwood
Rui my friend, you're getting into Shep Payne territory here. Absolutely beautiful dio !!

Rui S
@Landlubber Mike, Thank you for your comment. Apreciated. If it were today I would do some parts in a completely different way.
@J35J, Thank you, its and old One but still I also enjoy having done it.
@Desert Marlin, Thx. Glad you like this One too.
@Neuling, Thx a lot for stoping bye and comment. Very much apreciated.
@Clair Greenwood, Thank you for your exaggerated praise, I'm glad you like it. But, I wish I could reach the heights of a Master like Shep Payne. However, I can say that as soon as I came across with his work in a magazine (there was no internet), It has always served as inspiration to me.
Also, Thank you all for the likes, If you want you can find more in this Tunís | Album by MIG (1:35)

Randy Kriegel
Excellent

CaptGPF
Unbelievable - down to the wood grained rifle!

GuyW
Wow, looks great. The wood looks very real. Nice work.

Randy Kriegel
Beautifully done 👏

Rui S
Bonjour, si vous lui avez envoyé un message, ils sont arrivés mais son compagnon ne les a peut-être pas encore vus. il faudra attendre encore un peu. Il y a des amis qui ne sont pas si régulièrement liés.
Bonne chance

Michael Razz
@Rui S , I saw it in color tv,maybe was your tv broken 🙂(i'm not that old)

Rui S
Hi Razzie43, at the time, all the Portuguese TVs where broken 😄

John E
Yes, that's super intricate work on the uniforms. Very nice work!

Rui S
Thank you John E. Glad you liked that. I really apreciate your comment.

Rui S
Hi Mate,
Thanks, and be welcome😉

Mick Burdett
Panzerfausts had a reputation for being at the best downright dangerous to the operator. A lot of this can be put down to the metal used in construction being sabotaged in its manufacture .I believe a female Jewish slave labourer in charge of the furnace producing it altering the controls during the process. Somewhere I have info on this and the brave lady's name

Mick Burdett
Nice depiction of the scene great mud work

Rui S
Thanks Mick, glad you like it and comment. Very much apreciated. I think it's not really mud I wanted to depict but something more as a river beach sand? Anyways a very simple kit that I intend and tried to improve a bit 😉