Hello,

here are some early progress shots of my small scale T-34/76 DML kit I thought I would share.
as you can see,the ammo racks and small cables haven't been added yet!
The inner turret as well as the gun got some extra detailing as well as many other items.
Unfortunatley,this didn't make it into the Osprey Book so, I'm hoping someone would like to have the article for a Magazine in the near future.

I'm still waiting for some acceptable tracks...

Thanks to Mike Kirchoff for the help and
inspiration!!..



Thanks for looking,

Nick

I had no idea you did small scale, and as detailed as this. Outstanding work!
Mike

...Nick, are you kidding me ?!!! which magazine will not want such an Increadible works as an articles ?!!! very well done ! my dear friend.

Regards,
Jimmy Ngo

Insane, and I'm glad I'm not the one who's doing this:-)

Great job!

Cheers, Ulf

Hi Nick

I've been waiting to see these pics for a while - and it was well worth the wait! It's going to be another one of those "shame to paint it" models.

Really fantastic!

Alex

Like the others said, you shouldn't have any problem finding a magazine to publish an article. Is the interior completely scratch built? It looks like it is; I can't wait to see more.

Pete

In 1/72 is unbelieveable. Excellent Nick!

that you missed the deadline, this would have been the headliner. Better for me that you did, this one blows my efforts away. Goodness, man, come on, all of this detail and in 1/72 scale? Alex Clark is still the king of small scale but a plot seems underway. Well, whichever mag gets this T34 will be better for it, and I will definitely buy that issue. If I cannot steal one when no one is looking. Superb effort. My hat is off to you. Oh, and go to work once in a while, I call you and I get your morose message each time!

It really can cheat my eyes if you dont tell it is in 1/72!!!

It is as great as an 1/35. Thanks for Sharing!
Alex

Again Nick, I am glad to finally see this model that I have heard so much about in the phone conversations. You are the styrene queen me amigo. Fantastic work as always. I have been dabbling in some 1/72nd stuff at work and it is an entirely different world my friend. How did you ever construct the gear around that cooling fan!!!!!

........and those levers.........

Good work my friend and see you in a few mouths.

ANPW

Great job, Nick !

Truly magic !

Gday Nick,
I thought yout T55 interior was about the best thing ive ever seen, till I saw this!

Brilliant work, I cant wait to see it painted

Sam

Die Schlange-Grube

to Jose Azorin, I am sure he will be interested.

stug@xtrememodelling.com

Sorry been watching too much of the disney channel with the kids....one word Nick....outstanding!

Holy crap Nick - it's magnificant! Incredibly well done in a "tiny" kinda way. It's gonna be a shame to close the hull on that T-34, eh?

Cheers,
Gary

Hi Nick,

This is fabulous scratchbuilding my friend, it's such a shame it's not an open top vehicle!
Can't wait to see it in print, whoever gets it!

All the Best,

Darren.

Nick. This is a very beautifull work. Outstanding.

Regards.

Pedro.

Nic this is without doubt some of the best scratch i have ever seen, not to mention the scale!!!.. some of those parts must be really delicate, the gearlevers etc!.. Superb

Andy

I hope we will be able to see all this once assembled!

Thanks so much for the kind words!!
I really appreciate it!!
Considering the lousy week-end I just had, this was a joy to read and I was quite supprised by all the nice comments!
Thanks again,
Nick

Wow...!
I want to get one ! ^-^

William Sum

Nicko,
Absolutely beautiful job, my friend. I have to keep reminding myself that this is 1/72-scale! You truly are a master of your domain! The linkages are particularly impressive, but everything looks perfectly executed. Can't wait to see it painted and weathered with that "Cortese-touch". Seeing your work inspires me to attempt a small-scale interior ......!
BTW, I just returned from a family camping trip, otherwise I would've been the first to respond!!!!!!
Email me more pics to place in the "Hall of Fame" folder in my hard drive.

Again, super, super effort
Mike

Nick,
Amazing Job!
How did you pull it off in such small scale?
Hard to believe its 1:72 nd
Will you bring it to MMM in the fall ?
Cheers,
A.

Fantastic work.
Incredible.
Bravo.

work of art Nick and long live braille!

Cheers,
TRIAD Tim

...absurde and subrealistic... I cannot undertand it.
Today I decide to change my hobby. I cannot still watching this kind of jokes in 1/72 scale, made with laser and alien technology.

MIG