Tamiya 1/35 M13/40 Carro Commando conversion

[Stikpusher]

Oh you guys are bad...

[bitbite]

Funny coincidence . . . right after my last post I went outside to smoke and an Italian-looking guy with sunglasses pulled up in front of my apartment. He just sat there and talked with the passenger. Hmm. Coincidence??? I think not!

But I have to admire the speed with which the Sicilian assassin arrived here.

[LyleW]

'Fug git about it" Pay no attention to the man behind the bush.

Stik, amazing how quickly you work and with such quality. I bow to your mastery.

[bitbite]

Yes, it's especially impressive when you consider he's probably got five other builds going right now, working full time, posting here, there, and everywhere, and arranging mafia hits all at the same time!

[Stikpusher]

Quickly? Hah I finish one quick kit a year on weekend madness... otherwise my projects take months...
BTW, I finished the third crew figure for photos on Monday or so...

[lawman56]

Funny coincidence . . . right after my last post I went outside to smoke and an Italian-looking guy with sunglasses pulled up in front of my apartment. He just sat there and talked with the passenger. Hmm. Coincidence??? I think not!

But I have to admire the speed with which the Sicilian assassin arrived here.

Pay no attention to the man behind the fedora.....

"Hey boss, choo want I should ax him to go fer a ride wid us?"
"Nah, he's small pa-tay-tas, Luigi, just let me know when he leaves......"

[Stikpusher]

Well, Giuseppe & Giovanni



have been joined by their remaining paesanos... Luigi, Mario, and Luciano



and now, la familia

[Thomas_M]

All those are from MiniArt?

They fit your build so perfectly. In my next life I have to learn how to paint figures...

[Stikpusher]

Yes, those figures are all from the Miniart Italian Tank Crew figure set. Some great posed figures there I might add. Although only one or two will go with this build.

[lawman56]

I love the poses! I'm really getting more and more impressed with Miniart. Almost like they're taking the non-traditional resin figure poses, but making them in an affordable styrene.

I may have to add a few to my "Frankenstein" box.....