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I finally got on the scoreboard before years end.This is the 1/35 Trumpeter kit.It was pretty straightforward although there were some errors in the instructions for the suspension.Didn't want to do a build log,just wanted to get started again.So here are a few pics from my phone.
Congratulations! Turned out nice - I like the wheeled armored vehichles.
Thanks,
John
That is some nice work!
Love the dirty grimy look!!!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Thanks guys,felt good to be back at the bench again.
Nice looking build and good to see some S.A. gear. Glad to see your back at the bench.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
You pretty much nailed the look, especially the dust.
I was a combat Med teck back in the mid 90's and I operated with these and other SANDF armour on Army Battle School Lohatla when we did large mech infantry exersizes.
Well done looks good
Theuns
Theuns You pretty much nailed the look, especially the dust. I was a combat Med teck back in the mid 90's and I operated with these and other SANDF armour on Army Battle School Lohatla when we did large mech infantry exersizes. Well done looks good Theuns
Very cool story,thanks
keavdog Congratulations! Turned out nice - I like the wheeled armored vehichles.
very nice. i do a lot of warwheels including modern military trucks. some suspensions are fairly easy because everything is internal. others, like the Russian 130mm coastal defense gun represent about 40% of the build.
Никто не Забыт (No one is Forgotten)Ничто не Забыто (Nothing is Forgotten)
Looks good Anthony. How was the kit to build?
Apprentice rivet counter.
RBaer Looks good Anthony. How was the kit to build?
Pretty good Russ,just that the instructions for the suspension mislabeled some parts,bad to be careful,otherwise mo problems.
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