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Panzer I 1/35

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Hello everyone

This my last models a panzer I Dragon 1/35

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Good day Martin 8-)
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Very very nice, wish I could have been that good at your age.

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WOW and you're only 15...!!!

Awesome work young man.... :th:
Where does all the bloody time go.....?

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Wow mate some talent you have there you smashed it
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-TGcs5u_ZXSZ9kObNfsPg


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Holy Crap Martin!
You nailed that.
What a sweet job that is... I love the little vignette too. Nice touch.


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Ah your the same age as me and knocking out far better models :oops: you've done really well to break up the grey, it would've been boring but the weathering etc has made it far more interesting :thumb1:
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Nice work, knocks spots off the stuff I was doing at 15 lol
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Thank you very mush

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You've done a fantastic job on this little tank mate :th:!
The weathering looks amazing. Great work my friend.
Keep it up...
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Great job really well done. :th:
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It looks Super very realistic great done :thumb1:
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Excellent wee tank there Martin. Great work and the weathering is spot on!
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looks awesome, i like the restrained dusty weathering in particular!
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That looks great! What did you think of the tracks? I've just bought the Funk version, and the links are many and TINY! Well done!
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