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The stairs and brickwork look brilliant Steve. Great work.

Vincent

Looks great Steve!

I think it's an usual tendency of our hobby to see what we perceive as failures and mistakes while not realizing that it's actually really good!
Just have a look at a "regular" site where people post their work, like modellversium or such places... it's 90% way below the level here .

The brick wall and the fire escape look great, but this has already been mentioned - the interior is also magnificently chipped, again, I'm repeating things here, but one thing not mentioned is how great, and this is small details, the handrail of the fire escape! It really turned out looking like aged wood!


Best regards

Raoul G. Kunz

Raoul Kunz wrote:looking like aged wood!

Oi !! You likening me to a handrail?

It's not like I said "aged Woody" - though since we are all proper gentlemen here we'd age like a good scotch anyway .


Best regards

Raoul G. Kunz who's been fifty ever since he turned eighteen according to some friends

That building especially the stairwell, is simply amazing. Great work Steve.

Shawn

Better photos, I think





Now to add all the other stuff

Steve H

These stairs look just about perfect

Philipp

Beautiful Work All around. I always thought that was such an odd vehicle.

Thanks chaps,

The fire escape feels finished and was a real joy to do

Some re working on the interior of the Grasshopper,
not quite as blobby




Now to finish the Flammpanzer II and get back to this one

Steve H

Nice work Steve, the fire escape is a real masterpiece on its own!