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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.

Rui S
@ David Verbruggen, Thank you for your comment. Glad you like this one and that you consider this work inspiring
@ Gary Victory, Thank you for stoping bye and your kind comment. It waited so long that since I was finishing it now I might as well add a few more details.
@ Alec K, Thx for your praise , Apreciated
@ Desert Marlin, I always like to research the subject and this one come from a book called "The Combat History of German Heavy Anti-Tank Unit 653"
@ Doubtingmango, thx mate, I enjoy doing them and I was lucky (and happy), that they have turned out fine.

Desert Marlin
Bravo Zulu!

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 😉