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My thoughts exactly.... :rofl: I know... i know guys... :headbang: ..but I recieved that kit from my colleague and he asked me to do Blaue 7...and I found out it was a G14... :headbang: ....sooo...well....here I am... :lol: :lol: :lol: https://i.postimg.cc/wv8Pdx7c/72D949D3-122A-44B2-8B88-852074EB9...

FullMetal wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2026 12:13 am

Stikpusher wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2026 7:04 pm Large wheel bulges swapped for the small wheel bulges…

I know...the Joy of going from G10 to G14

You just couldn’t take the easy way of getting a G-14 kit now, could you?

Me too, I like the looks of the Crusader. And now when you mentioned about the downward sloping plate, have never thought of that until now. Agree, so crazy as it can be. Well, still a nice tank. You can really see clearly, that the Crusader belongs to the same family with the Cromwell and Comet et...

Sorry, I copied and pasted, then left the page… don’t know what’s up with it

Very nice! Ya gotta love JGSDF equipment.

Mark, I haven’t been able to get the motivation to spend more than a hour per month at my bench since early April… and you…

Large wheel bulges swapped for the small wheel bulges…

Here is a neat bit that I just stumbled onto… a Crusader tank crew experience during Operation Crusader, November 1941… tank-photographs.s3-website-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/a15-crusader-mk1-tank-raac-memorial-museum.html A picture may be worth a thousand words, but the words from a man who was there ...

Nicely done with the wire replacement handles! You’re kicking up your detail work a few notches here.

Very nice work so far Stuart! The Crusader may not have been the most effective tank in the Western Desert, but it certainly was one of the better looking tanks there at the time.