jukngene

Dave, you continue to amaze me with your artistic and writing talents! Well done.

dlq04

Yes. Funny I look at that now and there's 20 things I would different. I am never satisfied when it comes to models.

dlq04

Thanks Gene, keep saying that and I'll have to put you on my Christmas list.

windhund116

I always liked dioramas based on photos or paintings.

jukngene

Hmmmm. Looks familiar.

gomarlins3

Very nice work.

dlq04

Awesome. Military models are clearly some of the best. I watched a "pro" show how he did a German tank, etc. Had some great tricks to make it realistic. That shot above is one of the best I've ever seen; it's a wonder the blades are not moving.

tof

Wow. Some great model work here. Just amazing. Dave, I love your "restoration" model.

I built many models during my teen years and later, but nothing in the past few decades. Maybe I should take up the hobby again.

I do have a couple of AutoArt 1/18 die-cast models that I keep on my desk hutch to remind me of good times past...

dlq04

If you do that you could end up with cabinets full of models. This is just one of them.

windhund116

Very nice work!

There are some nice board sites and discussion groups on modeling, these days. I like Missing Lynx, for WW2 armor.

http://www.missing-lynx.com/index.htm


Always liked Steve Zaloga's US armor work. He has written several very good armor-history books, too.

http://www.missing-lynx.com/gallery/usa/szm26.htm

http://www.amazon.com/Armored-Thunde...=sr_1_2&sr=8-2