Noice. 
Blah blah
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Not sure if anyone wants an award for this campaign. Seems a lot of guys get a bit keen for them. If so, maybe you like this:
After finding the ribbon, I just had to take it further… 
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Peter, you continue to be the medal master! Looks awesome.
The level of detail in people’s builds is astonishing! I doubt I will reach you level of detail for my panzer 38t, but still looking forward to participate in the new year. 
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Hello, gentlemen! Apathy had gripped me, and I had not made progress on my project for a long time. Now I can boast of development on Skoda LT.35. Here are some photos:
A handful of small parts remain to be installed, for which I will need a lot of patience.
So much for now.
Kind regards!
Kalin
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Looks like the time away from your bench was what you needed Kalin, what you have now done with it is looking really good, so a big 
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C’mmon Kalin- you can do it!
Awesome progress with the fiddly Bronco stuff!
Well done!
Cheers,
Angel
My Horch M.222 is finished:
The build took longer than anticipated but was full of modelling joy!
Cheers,
Angel
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Congratulations, looks great.
That is the best part.
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Thanks for the kind words, gentlemen!
Angel, well done! Congratulations!
White dots can be seen in the photos. What are they made of?
Kalin
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Cracking job Angel. Really looks good and the extra detailing has made it shine. And an even more impressive part is getting the crew inside as well… Well done Sir
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Thanks gentlemen!
That little armored car got my attention, so I’ve added to my to-build-list the other model Bulgarian Royal Army fielded- the M.223(Sd.Kfz.223).
But as our M.223’s were all from the 5th Serie…and there is no kit available for this version…and I’ll need 3 kits to kit-bash it…I’ll build it one day in the future 
That’s the secret and highly elusive ingredient Gunze Sangyo(Mr. Hobby) put in their Flat Clear Varnish… I wish they forgot to add it to the big 40 ml. bottle I’m using currently…
Cheers,
Angel
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Good to see you back at the bench Kalin.
Love the M. 222 Angel. Sad that not a lot of that superb extra detail is visible. But we all know it is there.
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Really outstanding build Angel. All the extra detail really stands out.
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Kalin, great to see your nice progress. I have still to start for this campaign.
Angel, absolutely stunning model - and with a super detailed heart of gold!
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Thanks, Jesper! There is always time to start. For example, Angel has already had a new “heresy” in his head. It’s a pity his birthday is over. I have three models with Sd.Kfz.223 available, I give them to him immediately. 
But Christmas is coming! 
Thanks, Peter! I learned from Angel about the intention to build a Bulgarian version of the Renault R35. I look forward to its development.
Cheers and good luck to all!
Kalin
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I fully support you. I wanted to make sure that what I was thinking.
Kalin
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Thanks Peter, Matt and Jesper!
The M.222 turned out well but what is more important- it was pleasure to build with all the research, scratchbuilding and kitbashing involved.
I could buy one, Kalin and put it at the bottom of the “Waiting-till-I-find-time-to-build-them” stack of kits…
Will see if I manage to build another Bulgarian kit till March 3d 2022,
Cheers,
Angel
Maybe, Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.H Krupp-Grusonwerk mid.production Aug.Sep.1943?
Kalin
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Definitely not.
I have some prior commitments and what I plan to build with said kit cannot be build in the time available…
Cheers,
Angel
Have you tried thinning it with Tamiya Lacquer Thinners? I found that if you mix up your H20 with Mr T’s lacquer thinner (Yellow Cap) in a jar and let it rest for 15 mins, give it another good stir, then most if not all of this white pigment is gone.
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