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Arjay-the-Lionheart — Germany's Leopard 2A7
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Published: 2020-05-02 00:22:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 17891; Favourites: 353; Downloads: 0
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Now now now, I know what you're thinking and look. This is a completely accurate depiction of how AFVs are assembled.The Leo 2 is pretty popular, it's been exported to a lot of countries and there is a large fan base around it, so it was fitting to team up with the lads to make as many leopards as we possibly could.
You had Thomas Chen www.instagram.com/thomchen114/
Just a Shmo www.instagram.com/im_just_a_sh…
Bruce Krager www.instagram.com/bruce_krager…
Historicamente_Correcto www.instagram.com/historicamen…
Hero Of Groznyi www.instagram.com/hero_of_groz…
And of course, Mr.Dom! www.instagram.com/mr________do…
The Abrams is more preferable imo, but the leopard is just more aesthetic! look at it! Is this something you would see in Supreme Commander or what?
And this is completely off topic, but I have a ton of curiosity on what an indigenous Irish MBT would look like. Sounds like a future project.
You can find more drawings at www.instagram.com/picture_panz…
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As long as the instructions are in German. I've gotten some models, or given models, that where made in other countries and trying to decipher some of the translated instructions are about as difficult at making sense of where the parts are suppose to go to.
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Damn straight!
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Oh, that's been a gradual build-up.
The oldest of the bunch (unbuilt) is the Porsche 911, which actually is a project somebody else started but which I took over from them (and promptly forgot); other than that the oldest unbuilt kit from my stash - 'the one at the bottom' - dates back to 2001. It gradually built up from there - some of them are such old kits and I've had them for so long, that better has since been issued, leaving little chance for them to be built (for instance, the ancient KP Avia B534 vs the brand-new Eduard issue)
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Thats Really Clever and Creative aswell, Great Job!
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:My Friend: So what have you been doing during quarantine?
:Me:
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This is really good.
Put a real smile on my face.
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You're missing the massive amount of shavings from cleaning the sprues :')
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Imagine if IKEA took on full size, flat pack model kits!!
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An outstanding and lovely drawing of the Leo 2! Gotta love those little soldiers assembling the Leo 2 kits. ^w^
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Tiny soldiers!!
Neat.
What I liked about the Leopard was it’s autoloading cannon.
Just point and shoot.
However you were limited to what was in the rack.
So selection was out.
Like a sabot over an Heat round.
But the Germans got past that using dual purpose rounds at 140mm down a smooth bore auto correction barrel system.
Deadly.
I hope those troops let the glue set before riding off!!
I remember well my days of building models.
Fun times
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If only miniatures worked that way... a really enjoyable drawing, and, by far, the funniest you have done so far! Really well done sir.
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haha, I can relate, also, I don't know if it was intended, but, just in case, you have the smoke launchers and the optics on the reverse sides of the turret
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