u/ZENSoarer

(in spookston's voice) Germany WW2 tanks are usually pretty good, however there's one exception, the Flakhetzer Drilling *insert drill.mp3*. It used to be pretty decent but now gaijin decided to move it down to 7.3, and it just absolutely shreds planes and things like the T25 *insert sad hamster music and T25 exploding.gif*

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Kugelthingy on Hetzer chassis with an 88mm for the buffed up bombers and two additional 30mm cannons. Did this for a competition on discord a while ago. It's more likely that the T95 entered mass production than this thing working irl.

Sexy Japanese tonk with German night vision for the commander and big ol' gun. Tried a little with weathering and decals. Should be added to 7.7 in War Thunder :3

I'm selling my first car, a 1993 Audi Cabriolet. I imagined it to be the greatest first car, especially with the 5 cylinder convertible and a manual. However, the previous owners absolutely neglected it. They dumped in a mix of different oils into the power steering oil and engine oil, they never washed it, never did service and taped over body damage. The rear quarters were bondo'd and there's rust underneath.

I dropped about 2 grand into this car and while I learned a lot working on this car, I barely got to drive it. It needs about a good 2 more grand to get it roadworthy, and 3 more to get it good looking.

I'm probably gonna regret this

I already have a Cabriolet but the body is pretty banged up. I've found this Cabriolet with the same 5 cylinder engine and last inspection was until 2008. I was thinking that I could make one driving one out of two, using this one as the base. It has 208.000 kilometers and honestly the paint looks decent. The rear window is cooked though and it has rained inside. It even has the antenna, which is pretty rare. It has coilovers and the lights are in okay condition (one small crack in the taillight).

It stood on a brick floor and no rust was visible.

How much should I realistically offer? Should I even bother?