That is one gorgeous build… is it real or memorex? 
(I guess you have to be old enough to get that commercial reference!). Excellent job!
Your the man Ron, another fine build from yourself. I have 2 of these in my stash. You have inspired me to start one.
…Guy
Nifty unit. Mr.Biffa, you da man.
Sweet build Ron. You do a great job of making plastic look like real metal. I love these Trumpy KV’s, I just started the KV1 Ekranami over the holidays, they are nice to build, eh?
Jeff
Nice work. Right up there with your usual standard.
I’ll echo the praise of others. My ony question is with such a large blank surface as a canvas, how did you fight the urge to slap on a political slogan or three? You know, something like “death to the great German scourge” or “we have chicks in our tanks, what have you got?.” All in cyrillic of course.[:D]
Thank you all for taking the time to comment i am glad you like it [:)]
Ian, i use artists oils some winsor and newton some georgian brand and for thinner i use Gemini masterpiece from hobby lobby i usually mix my washes in old testors liquid cement jars so when i need one i just shake it up and its ready and i do them on the thin side because i like to add them in many layers to get a build up of many different colours.
IA i have to admit its tempting to plaster the sides with graffiti but in the end nearly all my ref pics were void of markings plus i probably would end up with some misspelled madeup one saying something like “onward your motherland of chickens”
another awsome build Biffa, never thought about keeping the oil paint mixes in jars like that either, cool tip