A Gruson Fahrpanzer, 3D printed by Venelin @Venko.
And some resin 10.5 cm leFH 18 wheels
are the latest additions to my stash:
They’re all of superb quality, and the Dome Gun(as it was called in Bulgarian Royal Army) is a small gem!
Well done Venko!
Cheers,
Angel
Looks great. 
The Dome gun does look very nice.
10 Resin wheels - planning on building a battery of LeFh 18’s?
And it is, Ryan!
The Fahrpanzer comes with two armament options: 3.7 and 5.7 cm, of which I will use the 5.7 cm barrel when building my Dome Gun Gruson.
Thanks Peter!
Not exactly a battery(I have only 2 leFH 18 kits in my stash), but I found a Bulgarian leFH 18 limber in a military unit museum and I intend to build at least one horse drawn howitzer:
Cheers,
Angel
More reading material.
Apothic Red is one of mine & Mrs Watto’s favourites… 
Just a couple weasels!
Scored off of eBay. Paid $16 for the M and $24.50 for the H pretty happy to get both for $40. I had my eye on the M for a while and the same seller had the H with only a couple bids so I took a shot to combine shipping.
Both look fantastic. I recently finished the Tristar flak panzer Ia and was impressed. The molding in the H looks even better! Lots of PE in the H and a metal barrel in the M!
I reckon what you should do is start a new topic about German Camouflage in Armor AFV and start a real shite storm…
Oh wait…
We didn’t start the fire….
I like the addition details of the Pibber kit
Okay, okay, not technically a model kit, but the bloody chemo makes my hands shake too much for much else. Even this is pushing it. Still, Armoured vehicle, right?
@Mousemuffins if you have to put it together it counts as a kit in my book, good luck with tge chemo mate 
Best of luck on the treatment.
You could 3D print a recoilless rifle for the Vespa. 
I have two no name airbrushes that really aren’t all the bad. It’s how I learned to use a double action brush. I have a Harder & Steenbeck now but still use the others, especially if I’m doing a large coverage job. They just seem better at it, probably got a larger needle.
I used it last night. The instructions are dreadful but after a little trial and error, it worked just fine for some pre shading with thinned Tamiya XF59. It’s a double action with a 3.5mm needle so it’s not gonna be for big jobs.
The on board compressor thing is quiet but it does get pretty warm after 10 minutes or so.
The unusual part is there is always air coming from the cone of the airbrush when the compressor is running.
I thought it was defective until I put a little paint in the cup… it only sprays paint with the trigger pulled, and you can control it like any other double action air brush.
The compressor battery is recharged via a USB port. I used it for 20 minutes or so and even though I had no idea what the charge level was, it was completely recharged in 45 minutes.
I think for 43 bucks it’s a winner. I held my nose and ordered it from the worst online monopoly.
Time will tell.
