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That Revell George is a rare one. And your Stuka looks fancier than mine!

The old girl is almost ready for a new life!

Here's the D-7 from the same source as the grader. I had to do some repair work on the hard nose and hood where the build was incomplete, thick CA and dental alginate were used for that.

John (Keavdog) posted about a good sale on this one so I snapped it up. The other Ju-87's I have are mostly Monogram and Revell, though there is a Ju-87A from Special Hobby in 1/48.

Let the race begin. Wish I could help pn the vehicles, but no. Research and scratchbuilding may be in your future.

How aggravating:bang head

Thanks, everyone. I've wanted a 1/48 grader for a long time.

Well, there are no tracks or guns, but it'll never fly and certainly won't float so here we are. This is a 3D printed kit from Poland from a firm called IDAP Technologies, in their line called Military Scales. I bought this one and a D-7 dozer from them via ETSY. They make them in numerous...

I'm going to follow this, even though I know it will depress me knowing how lazy I would be if I build this kit

Very interesting!

Somebody put the wrong stuff in tat new bottle, I bet. Does it smell the same as the old one?

This time it is a Hasegawa A6M2-K trainer and a Tamiya A6M3 model 22. I'll have the build details on my website before long but I am having trouble getting things posted to forums in a timely manner. It's like, do I build, or do I post? Or do I go to grandkid baseball games and take photos...

It should be in a bag stapled to the wall of the box bottom near one of the corners, Bob.

There is one thing to be careful of on the Tamiya kit, which I got wrong when I used CA to attach the nose weight which is also part of the nose gear bay. It is supposed to be left loose as it is trapped securely by other parts. It was slightly off where I glued it and that resulted in a small...

Adolf Garland was Judy Garland's sixth husband. Not many know that.

Other than the nose transparency it wouldn't be a tough scratch build job to get the AT-11 nose as there are no compound curves.

He'll put floats on them and keep them in the bathtub, Bob.

The 1/48 ICM/Revell kit is a gem. Toss that sucker and get one of them instead! Though neither it not the Battle Axe is the AT-11, I think only Pioneer has done that, in 1/72.

I'm surprised they didn't assign him to a squadron, he'd certainly passed his check ride!

I think I would end up with a banana if I tried this!