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Hello, Here are some pictures of the BMP-1 with the first weathering steps achieved (washes, pigments, metal scratches...). The process is not finished but the end is near for this BMP-1. Cheers, Richard

Pity... Any one has his private email so that I could reach him ? Thanks in advance, Cheers, Richard

Hi, Thank you very much fo this war welcome and for the kind words ! No Jacques, I used Tamiya paints. Light grren is a 50/50 mix of XF-5 and X-8, dark green is XF-5 and the black is humbrol acrylics 33 ( poor paint...) mixed with a little dark yellow to fade it down Sure I can, pics are better than words. I used Tamiya masking tape and it really was long : Thank you for your comment ! Yes, sure I know the kit has shortcomings I did not want to invest time in heavy surgery, so I only modified the kit to look like the Finn version. Why not a polish model next time ? I have to think of it (I read somewhere that Trumpeter will issue a 1/35 Dana...) Cheers, Richard

Hi, Here's my latest on the bench... Still in progress... Cheers, Richard

Hi rObO87, Have you gone any farther in the building process ? Cheers, Richard

So there are various models of transporters. Thanks for you ranswers men ! Cheers, Richard

Hello stroju, Your PT-91 is really nice ! Congratulations ! Do you know what is the tank transporter truck that is used to sport the PT-91 ? Cheers, Richard

Hi rObO87, As the WIP goes on, it remains stunning ! An incredible building performance ! Keep up the great work and the pics coming... Cheers, Richard

Hi wodzik730 Wow !! That is awesome !! Fantastic work there, mate Cheers, Richard

Hi rObO87, Nice Leclerc you built !!! Isn't our MBT fabulous ??? Leclerc rules !!!!! By the way, your Franziska looks good ! You're on the way to an award winner ! You decided me to get one, I bought it last week ! So beautiful a kit. 800 parts !!! Keep it up ! Cheers, Richard

Hope that you didn't have in mind my miserable skills You say that you like Franziska... So what do you think about THIS kit polisz jor english Mam nadziejê, ¿e pisz±c "polscy modelarze wymiataj± itd " nie mia³e¶ na my¶li moich niezbyt dobrych jeszcze umiejêtno¶ci. Mówisz, ¿e lubisz ten pojazd. Co w takim takim razie s±dzisz o SLT 50-3 "Elefant" (link) Hello rObO87, Wow !!! I just left for a week now get back to see your fantastic work on the trailor and the beginning of the cab. That is awesome !!! Yup I was talking about your skills, don't be so humble ! Your 1/72 Elefant is so nice too ! Though I prefer 1/35th scale I must admit your Elefant is very nice. What about your Franziska's operation scheme, KFOR or not ? Will you put it in a diorama ? What load will it carry ? A leo 2 ? Or what else ? Congratulation on the job so far ! Cheers, Richard

Hi rObO87, Still awesome work ! Polish modelers are top skilled ! Keep it up that's worth it ! I keep an eye on your Franziska. Cheers from France, Richard

Hi Wodzik, Well ... That JS2 really rocks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stunning build. Awesome, keep it up ! Cheers from France, Richard

Hello Boozy, Wow, outstanding work mate ! Really nice, congrats ! Cheers from France, Richard

Hi rObO87, Don't kid us ! Not perfect enough ? It is really good to say the least. A neat clean build that's very pleasant to follow. You have to keep it up Well, I must admit I appreciate the Bundeswehr "heavies", as well as many modern stuff. But I don't have many model kits of german vehicles. I have the Revell 1/35 Mars in stock and the Leo 2A6 from Tamiya will arrive next week. Yes, I was looking for pics, I typed "trumpeter franziska" and got pics of your build. Regards, Richard

Hello rObO87, hello all, I am new to the forum and sorry I cannot speak Polish. I am french and will chat with you in english. Hope you don't mind. Hey rObO87, I wanted to tell you your Trumpeter Franziska's build looks soooooooo good !!! I am following it very closely ! That is very interesting. I just fell in love with that truck and will get one very soon ! I just bought the Tamiya Leopard 2A6 to put on the trailor. Keep up the great work ! Thats is just awesome ! Cheers from France, Richard