Manchuria 1945 (1 Viewer)

[Norman508a]

A little out of left field and not something you see alot.

 

[TomNT]

This one is a cracker, well done!

Tom

 

[Norman508a]

Thanks Tom.

 

[Horus]

Terrific job, love the Chinese style roof, a real pain to make I imagine. :salute::

Steve

 

[The Military Workshop]

This Dio received a "mention in Despatches" from Andy.

Note Matt bought a Streets of Hong Kong Hakka woman just so he could get the two baskets of vegetables. Now that is attention to detail.

 

[Larry Allen]

A wonderful, wonderful display … ^&grin

I think that your scratch-built house is a masterpiece.
You are right in the statement that the Japanese-Russian WWII period is hardly ever mentioned. Even though is was for a brief time, still an important consideration in the eventual surrender of the Japanese in WWII.

Are those bathroom tiles that you used to make the patio/steps? What a great idea!

Really well done and enjoyable to look at … and learn from.

--- LaRRy

 

[Norman508a]

This Dio received a "mention in Despatches" from Andy.

Note Matt bought a Streets of Hong Kong Hakka woman just so he could get the two baskets of vegetables. Now that is attention to detail.

Or as Paul said, you spent how much to get two baskets of fruit.

 

[hotel3alpha]

Norman.

Where did you get the building supplies to make that house? Roof tiles etc.

John from Texas

 

[Norman508a]

Norman.

Where did you get the building supplies to make that house? Roof tiles etc.

John from Texas

Hi John,

The roof tiles are drinking straws split in halve and cut to size, the main parts of the building is made of balsa wood and i got the stone
work from Waynepoo. The tiles i made the steps from my wife got from a model shop for our son and pinched couple from him.

Matt