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To go along with the Vanguard Class i posted last week, i decided to take a crack at an astute class again but at 1:~200 (20.2in/51.4cm long). There are likely better techniques i could use to bring down the price but they are for someone more talented than me.

I dont plan on doing another sub for a while, atleast at this scale, they are quite big and too expensive for my purse.

As always, instructions will be updated once the set has actually been made and tested :D I hope you all enjoy it regardless

Remake of an old one

Hello everyone New to the form, I have been building the model for more than 11 years. I will be glad to share them with you.

Two Tiger 1s, one is early(TK2) other is late(12GO) production. Both Tigers are command tanks and represent two tigers that were used by Hauptsturmfuhrer Michael Wittman.
I thought about writing one VS. other review, but;
TK2 is showcase of what can be done with bricks: great quality, model that is stable when finished, excellent details of exterior and interior, makes TK Tiger a superb set.
So, turned out to be a appreciation post for the 12GO: One excelent set, that looks better live than on photos, and it has that brick tank charm. This set was pure joy and fun to build! Good build technics, and instructions make the build feel fluid. I ordered this Tiger after i finished TK2, and im plesantly surprised with quality and how it looks when finished. This set is a must-have for any collector!
12GO 9.5/10
TK2 10/10

Copied the frame off of a Lego Star Wars Fighter Tank…

Not an IRL machine, but still iconic, IMO. Still tweaking the design some. Only non-Lego piece is the BrickArms minigun mounted at the left door.

What do yall think?
It is based on a alternative build of the 76924

First post and big design here :D this is my semi-finished semi-wip design of a vanguard class submarine with moveable stern flaps and rudder.

Made completely from scratch with many many many redesigns and while not as smooth as my initial designs it should be very stable and well fitting (curse hinges).

I am hoping to get all the parts soon (and test the instructions) but as you can imagine for a build of this size, it is not cheap even when "optimised" ;D

features brickshooting, barrel tilt, mag release, slide lock, 9 round mag. very sturdy but still improving

Yesterday arrived some models.

The first one I built was the Schwerer Gustav-Railwaygun. The cannon had a caliber of 80 cm and was thus the largest caliber actually used in ww2.

Instruction free on Openstuds: https://www.openstuds.com/mocs/resqusto-schwerer-gustav

Also on insta @giggle.bricks