Welcome Bastien,
I do not share your interests in vehicles but I do share your enthusiasm for the 1-87 scale! We have a very wide range of interests here and that is what makes it so much fun for me...never a "dull" moment. Do not hesitate to post up some of your creations as there is always a ...

Thank you Gentlemen for all the kind words and support.
Next up is the Panther A from Trident...this is such a vast improvement over the ROCO offering that first appeared in the early 1960's, the big improvements are the addition of Heiser's nicely detailed cast resin track assemblies and I had to ...

I used to rely on the "Thumbs Up" if I didn't have a comment just to let the individual know I liked his post....it is currently missing in action

Rick

This shows great promise indeed! We are waiting for the final result.

I do like a MACK!

That is quite a "Machine"...very specialized for the task at hand.

That is quite a "Machine"...very specialized for the task at hand.

Thanks Olivier,
Here is another Russian, it is the up-gunned T-34/85. With the introduction of the Tiger and Panther tanks, the Russians felt they had to do something to fight off these much heavier tanks so they redesigned the turret to allow for a larger gun and installed the 85mm to replace the ...

Hello Yoyol,
To answer your question, the Jagdtiger (Hunting Tiger) was designed and built as I have depicted it. There were only 85 of these special purpose vehicles completed before the war ended. The 128 mm gun was the largest calibre weapon mounted on a German fighting vehicle at the time. It ...

That is "Huge"!

Thanks Eddy,
Here is my first Tiger l...I did a little research on the 502nd Heavy Panzer Battalion. This was the home of the "Tiger Ace" Leutnant
Otto Carius. His Kampfgruppe was made up of Tigers in the 2nd Company. 1st Platoon, Tiger #213 was his command vehicle. I chose to do the 4th Tiger in ...

Thanks Bernard,
as I have told others, I was a little younger back then and my eyes were well up to the task.....today, not so much.
Here are a couple of strays that didn't get in with the group.

Thank you Eddy,
I have been working on U.S. vehicles but I still have a long way to go.

Good looking "Rig"

Rick

Here is a little frosting on the cake....

Yes indeed YoYol, I do love the Medium and Heavy tanks that came out of that era.
Thank you for your kind remarks!

Rick

.....and a few more.

Here is the second half...

OK, a little history...A few years ago I posted my collection on another site. At the time, 100+ completed models. I will now post them here...since then I have probably completed 60-70 more.

A very beautiful accomplishment Pierre...Well Done!!

You're getting to be quite the "expert" on these little three wheelers Marcel! This one sprang up so quickly...almost time for paint!!

Civilian is all I have left....

Something Russian perhaps....
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I am not a big fan of resin models, but sometimes it is that or nothing at all. This Resin model came from my friend Paul Heiser owner/operator of Heiser's Military Models Inc. It is a good base to start with but I like to "improve" my models to get the ...

A very nice result on this Cedric

I always appreciate a Mack Bulldog.....one of my favs along with the KW "Needle Nose"