Some of my WW2 1/32 and 1/16 scale models

[Davethepitch]

I just thought i would post some of my 1/32 and 1/16 scale models for a good laugh and here they are guys.

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[Joker56]

Looking good fella

[Twokidsnosleep]

Super work there, wow impressive

[Davethepitch]

The biggest problem i have is i am colour blind (seriously) and although i can see shades i had a friend to tell me which colours i was using as i cannot tell the difference between greens and browns, blues and purples etc.

Dave

[Twokidsnosleep]

The biggest problem i have is i am colour blind (seriously) and although i can see shades i had a friend to tell me which colours i was using as i cannot tell the difference between greens and browns, blues and purples etc.

Dave

Even MORE impressive then, holy cow

[sheppsea]

Very impressvie, I can't even begin to imagine how difficult it would have been to do with colourblindness

[Davethepitch]

I can see different shades of greens and browns but I cannot tell you which is which also take for example violet, purple, lavender, lilac etc I would say they are a blue colour.

I am the only one in generations of my family who does not wear glasses but I am the only one who has been colour blind and my son and grandson wear glasses.

It's weird.

[chalkyw]

Cool, some awesome builds there mate.....

[digger303]

Lovely work...very cool.
Can I ask what is the size of your display shelf unit. Reason I ask is that I have the 2 of the same rail kits ( un built ) and I notice yours is a fairly neat fit. I need to build a unit so you understand why I'm asking.

[Davethepitch]

Sorry for the late reply and i have just measured the bottom German train and Thor mortar and it is about 58 inches long which is about 4ft 10in in length so it is big.

[digger303]

damn that's big...