Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
Re: Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
WHAT!!! I clicked on the latest post link and found I was only up to page 5!!!!
Apologies Bruce, give me half and hour and I'll get caught up!

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Re: Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
Bloody hell Bruce - I've missed a fantastic wip this far, That engine is amazing!
I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes.
Cheers!
Stuart
I'm looking forward to seeing where this goes.
Cheers!
Stuart
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Re: Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
Stuart!
Thank you so much for reading from pages 5-14 of progress. Actually, it was just the day before yesterday that I went back through the whole shebang to take stock of what I have done to date. In addition I was debating whether or not to add the clear break from Rommel’s Command Car to the burnt out husk after the battle. The transformation from one subject to another happened to me mid-build, and I wanted to discover the moment again, which is one reason build logs are of great service to the builder. Now I am mindful of the audience! Thank you, Stuart. It seems to me that your unofficial armor build has quite a few members working on builds, so I believe that this may be one of the most successful group builds on SPA Modeler—and that should make you feel pretty grand. You caught the zeitgeist. Those of us building building building building aircraft apparently needed an armor break!
Thank you so much for reading from pages 5-14 of progress. Actually, it was just the day before yesterday that I went back through the whole shebang to take stock of what I have done to date. In addition I was debating whether or not to add the clear break from Rommel’s Command Car to the burnt out husk after the battle. The transformation from one subject to another happened to me mid-build, and I wanted to discover the moment again, which is one reason build logs are of great service to the builder. Now I am mindful of the audience! Thank you, Stuart. It seems to me that your unofficial armor build has quite a few members working on builds, so I believe that this may be one of the most successful group builds on SPA Modeler—and that should make you feel pretty grand. You caught the zeitgeist. Those of us building building building building aircraft apparently needed an armor break!
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Re: Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
What can I say, I'm a trend setter!
You'll all be growing uber-cool beards next and buying leather jackets. I'm really glad you guys are enjoying it - you've inspired me to get re-started on my Panzer II.
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Make more models!
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Lol - That's bloody awesome!
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... I wish I could take credit for makin' that nod to Full Metal Jacket. Whoever did, I salute! And Stuart, please do get back to crackin' on your armour builds as soon as possible.
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speedgraflex wrote:... I wish I could take credit for makin' that nod to Full Metal Jacket. Whoever did, I salute! And Stuart, please do get back to crackin' on your armour builds as soon as possible.
I’d legit get that tattooed on me.
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Re: Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
HELL YES!!!!
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Re: Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 250/3, Tunisia, 1942.
That is AWESOME!!!n
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