River crossing

Yeah thanks again. I bought that set WAAAAYYY back when. One of the very first I bought I remember.
J

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Thanks man. An old 11Hotel here,
J

Piecing together some paras.

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Oh yeah Jerry, another “JR Special” !:saluting_face:

Great start as usual Get the popcorn started :joy:

Cheers :clinking_beer_mugs:

Dave :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks Dave, yeah I hope so!
J

Outstanding already Jerry

Thanks buddy.

Don’t do that, otherwise what are the less-skilled of us meant to do? :wink:

Good evening, Jerry!

It’s very comforting to be able to follow your work. Especially this one about this heroic feat of the All Americans.

Thank you very much for sharing. :smiling_face:

Great subject!

Ken

Keep going.
When I first began doing figures I used to build tanks and glue the hatches shut so I didn’t have to worry about the figs. Then I decided to give it a try and now I rarely build vehicles but would rather just build the figures!
J

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Very kind words my ffriend.
Nice to build something airborne that is NOT the 101st !
J

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Hey thanks Ken !

Always good to see the Devils in Baggy Pants being repped, Brother.

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Of course!! It’s always the pukin’ buzzards that get shown for some reason.
J

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Use what ya got!!

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IIRC Cornelius Ryan mentioned someone using their rifle butt as an oar in A Bridge Too Far. Nicely done, Brother!

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Yeah apparently anything close to an oar was pressed into service as they were sitting ducks and taking fire from the hostile side of the river.

Thanks for the remarks brother. Strike Hold !
J

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OK I finally locked this one down yesterday and took some happy snaps this morning.





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