Revell Crusader (pics)

Nice job Moonwoka. I would like to see you build one in 1/35 scale. Nice camo job.

TigerII

QUOTE: Originally posted by falcon039 Great job on the crusader moonwoka. Thanx for sharing it with us. Bryan

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Had to do a doubletake on the original date...

Nice build. I don't know how you small-scale guys don't go blind.

Great job on the crusader moonwoka. Thanx for sharing it with us. Bryan

QUOTE: Originally posted by djmodels1999 Can't see it Moonwoka, but I can see Bill's... I like Bill's..! I like seeing great little tanks like those!

I'm not sure why thumbnail appears every time, I edit the post (actually save without any changes), but shortly after dissapears . This is my second armour kit, the first being 1/35 scale KB-85, made by some Soviet toy factory (I'm not sure neither about the scale, nor the age, I was then). I intentionally chose relatively simple kit with simple camo. While I understand perfectly that my skills, both building and finishing, need to be improved, I'm still pleased, how it turned out. Thanks for all Your comments.

Nice looking tank! Excellent work!

I like seeing all these Braille Scale models on these Forums.

Can't see it Moonwoka, but I can see Bill's... I like Bill's..! I like seeing great little tanks like those!

Nice looking kit, just needs a little drybrushing to help enhance it.

Hey Bill,

I can see, that You did some scratchbuilding. Your kit sure looks more impressive (or
maybe the grass on the other side of the street is greener ).

Arn't those great little kits, except for the tough tracks. Here is mine from a couple of months ago. Bill

hi great pics ,and a nice looking tank. thanks for the pics.

gdarwin[roy]

Thanks. I am one of those, called "anglophiles" (if that's the correct word ), so the choice came itself, when I saw the kit. It is a reboxing of Hasegawa, so assembly was smooth, almost without filler. It is quite basic kit with simplified gear - halfs of the wheels are molded together with sideplates of the hull. I think, I overdid the weathering (Humbrol gunmetal and silver pencil) a bit, but it still looks acceptable to me. I am very pleased, how the black wheeldiscs came out. By accident - I thinned paint too much, but after the first coat dried, I decided that it looks better than I could have expected, so black ones are painted with single coat.

Looks Good moonwoka.

Hey, a nice neat build, Moonwoka. A handsome choice too -- not a great tank, but a nice-looking one, and it did get the job done.

Good job. Thanks for sharing the pic.