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Added deck.

Glued frames while taking extra time to keep them strait and square. I've found the extra time spent here pays off when sheeting the hull. Little light sanding next.

New tank! Very Cool. Keep 'em coming.

You are doing an excellent job on this one. Can wait to see more.

I like to use a sharpened piece of brass box. They come in several different sizes and are about 12" long. I sharpen the end with a dremel tool. I usualy get about 30 punches or so before I have to sharpen it again.

Try these Laffy Fiat

Looks great so far. I also built the hull the same way. The inner skeleton really helps keep it square.

Frames Laminated and cut frames. Lots of them.

Free Model #3 Build Lilla-Weneda Here is my build for the Free Model #3 competition. You can download it here. I've built a few of Roman's kits and I've always been impressed.

Izhorski-Fiat Finished another one. These armored cars are a hoot.

More Jems Here are few builds from my friend Dan. His builds inspired me to start building these great kits. Attached is a Su-85(Winter Scheme), T-62 and a Sturmtiger.

Here is the T-60. This turned out to be more of a challenge. Lots of tiny, fiddly parts that have to be alligned just right.

I am really enjoying building this one. Here is a great site for future subjects:Welcome to Landships! - A site for WW1 Military Hardware & WW1 Military Modelling

No dioramas. Just got hooked on 1/72 armor building some of Kampfflieger's tanks.http://forum.zealot.com/t153642/

Finished this one up today. I found it hereMODELY Kit is 1/50 but I reduced it to 1/72 to match the others in my collection. The color scheme is of a vehicle captured by Rommel in Africa. I am planning to recolor it to the original British scheme. Outstanding kit for a free download.

I am about 35% finished with this kit and have discovered several problems with fit and many problems with camo not lining up. I probably will finish it anyway.

Looks great. Can't wait to download. Keep them coming.

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I use 90lb cover cardstock on all parts. I might print very small parts on 20lb bond if they have to be rolled. Thanks for the interest.

Panzer Ausf A Here's another one. A bit of a challenge. Turned out ok.