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[Andy H]

Been a while. Now then...where was I? Oh, yeah...tracks. Let's make a start...

[Andy H]

The normal mess - very early stages of building up and toning down filth...












Thanks for looking in, back soon with more astounding tales from the stash pile 

[Andy H]

Build it up, tone it down, build it up, tone it down. Still a way to go...




















Thanks as always for dropping by - back soon with more miniature mayhem. 

[genXgamer]

Looking good Andy

Hope you enjoy this, BK and rogeroger too if they pop in.

[Andy H]

Thanks, old chum - pleasant tune.

Well, back for a couple of nights at work, and looking forward to some time off coming my way next week, which I intend to devote to getting the Challenger finished.

An addition to the stash. As they do, Italeri have repackaged an old kit to tie in with an anniversary (I'm tempted by their small Korean war range - like guitars, you can never have too many T-34s), the El Alamein Crusader Mk III comes with a still presentable set of nine figures and came home with me a couple of days ago - here's the box art...



Should paint up nicely when I get around to it. 

[rogeroger]

The 'almost finished' product is looking good Andy.

[Andy H]

Thanks for kind words, old chum. 

Well, fate has delivered another kick to the nether regions, resulting in my workbench reverting back to a dining table. Some frantic negotiation going on as to claiming the tiny spare bedroom as a permanent workspace. Meanwhile, I'm reduced to researching vehicles and colour schemes relevant to the stash - when not rearranging @#*#^#* furniture, of course. 

Back soon like a modelling phoenix from the flames. 

[rogeroger]

 

[Andy H]

 

[Andy H]

Well, at least I can add to the stash while I'm waiting...



...I'm thinking heavily weathered snow cammo Carius or Wittman.   

[Andy H]

Slowly, slowly catchee table... 

I should be back in action tomorrow, having come up with a cunning plan to reclaim my workspace. Meanwhile, I've been keeping the local model shop afloat. 

Another recent and highly-detailed offering, looking forward to bringing all those rivets out...




The original Tamiya Panzer II from 1971. 50 parts as opposed to 230 in the latest Panzer II kit I recently finished. Pretty sure it'll scrub up well. It's headed for an Eastern front finish, the Afrika Korps figures are probably going to end up donating their equipment...




Oh, yeah, and these guys - the latest 3D-scanned technology...




Back soon with more plastic panzer pandemonium. 

[rogeroger]