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Thank you.

Thank you. Glad you liked it. Thanks Chris.

Glad you approve Hermann. Thank you for viewing my work.

Thank you kindly.

Haha! For some reason, that sounds dirty! Thank you kindly.

Eric, kind of you. Thank you for your support.

Thanks Christian.

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My pleasure. Thank you kindly.

Thanks for the tip. Lots of grease sellers uh?! Thanks.

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Thank you David. Much appreciated. Thanks. Glad you liked it.

Thank you kindly. Puts a smile on my face. Kind regards. Thanks Bob.

Thank you Brian.

Thank you Eric. Kind of you.

Thanks Jim.

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Thanks Chris.

This is a quick vignette I made in-between my current major truck build. Yes, I have been doing quite a lot of them lately. I wanted something to take with me to the GGG exhibition in Sweden, in two weeks time. So I came up with this after seeing a pic on the net. I used parts, which I modified to be able to get the open rear axle effect I wanted. I have lots of 1/24 parts left over from older builds, which I’ve discarded over the years. Hope you all like it.

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I was just waiting for someone to ask me that. I have had many people asking the same thing. All I can say is, The right tyre is flat. It is difficult to tell with all the ashes surrounding it. And yes, my reference photo had a similar attribute. I know most would wonder why the right tyre did not get burnt to a crisp like the left tyre...In most cases depending on the degree of the fire and where it was most intense. I have seen photos with similar attributes. Here were some reference photos, that inspired me. Hope it helps: There is your answer. Not everything one thinks, is.

Much appreciated. Glad you think so. Thank you.

Thank you Dennis.