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Lot of people going for the sand bagged Sherman and rightfully so but, for pure entertainment I love Oddballs Sherman. My favorite all time comedy. WOOF WOOF!:salute:: I converted a Frontline Sherman years ago to make one. Even painted up an Oddball and Fez guy.:o

Brill! The shofar is mightier than the sword!

Maybe Andy can make an Egyptian running throwing his Hakim away! I sold a few of those rifles in the past. We used to say they were dropped only once as they were in pretty good condition when I got them.

Oh be still my heart! Oops wait.....vampire.

Oh a mystery.....I love mysteries.

Can't wait to see it in the shop!

So I guess these are new . I only saw the officer in person but it is great! The colors seem just right. Nice work Brian!

You won't be sorry. But don't forget the dead taliban with the "I love NY" shirt! Flaming brilliant!

I have been using Tamiya with great results on vehicles. Goes great with my airbrushes.

I for one am going to miss those zany guys at the show. Favorite Gerard quote, " I like babies but I don't think I could finish a whole one."

When it comes to weathering one can mask a great deal of defects and still add realism to the piece. The size difference is marked at close range but useful when developing a forced perspective. I try to pick what I like and there is always the fact that I like Andy and Brian so my money gets...

I second Brad and 3rd John. That said I have one of Maddadicus' boats It is rather nice.:salute::

Thank you. What kind of tanks? I might be able to give you the Down Under discount.:)

Do you mean Mahdist? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alymer-Spain-Mahdist-Attacking-Sudan-1897-AB-98-6-foot-figures-/252792165083 Because as I understand them a Dervish is completely different.

What the hell kind of school plans trips to China? Not to mention 15 months in advance? Just asking 'cuz I never heard of anything like that... But have fun.:p

You're killing me! lol

Other people have been using various stains because the price of the army painter dip is expensive. Results were about the same. Using inks and washes from vallejo or citadel seem to be the way to go. I have seen army painter videos and they make the whole thing look easy but I am going to keep...

Not all of Iraq is desert. They have mountains and swamps and everything.

This is a Monogram 1/48 OA-4M I built for a retired Marine. It represents a plane he worked on in the H&MS-12 "The Outlaws" squadron in the 1980's. I thought it came out pretty good. Not perfect but pretty good. This was a 30 year old kit.

So I did not do much weathering at all. Just a little hydraulic oil / carbon stuff per the owner The plane is or represents a OA-4M The Marines used in M&MS-12 The "00" number belongs to the commander.