Hey Cody! Just want to let you know, I love your Patton models, just missed the last one on the ebay auction by 2 seconds,.. but wth?!?!? Where's the searchlight???? ;) I know it's hard to build on perfection, but nice job man!
Nice job! I love this design. Is the track system really working? If I push the tank, will the wheels turn and stay locked in the track? And when will the instruction for this tank and the M60 be available for purchase?
Ok.... i tend to think of myself as a clever guy when it comes to war and history. But i can't find anything remotely resembling the line "Pray for clutch".... on what book is this based on?? EDIT: i think it's "Praying for slack" by Robert Peavey
Andrew peeking over the wall just cracks me up
My favorite tank!! Still deciding if I should buy it though
*I’LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK*
Just bought one cant wait to see what other vietnam kits come out
Hey Cody! Just want to let you know, I love your Patton models, just missed the last one on the ebay auction by 2 seconds,.. but wth?!?!? Where's the searchlight???? ;) I know it's hard to build on perfection, but nice job man!
Amazing!
Good job!
Please make the m103 and the conqueror heavy tanks
pls make instructions
Nice job! I love this design. Is the track system really working? If I push the tank, will the wheels turn and stay locked in the track? And when will the instruction for this tank and the M60 be available for purchase?
It all works and is fully functional. As for the instructions, it's tough to gauge a timeline and will probably be awhile.
Hey can you make a printed 76mm barrel with "fury"?
When are you guys doing another fan pick?
Do you have an M26 Pershing model?
Edit: Nvm. I looked it up.
I love the smell of Lego in the morning...
Can you make L-120!
It was also used in India pak war
Ok.... i tend to think of myself as a clever guy when it comes to war and history. But i can't find anything remotely resembling the line "Pray for clutch".... on what book is this based on??
EDIT: i think it's "Praying for slack" by Robert Peavey