It does look good Rooster. I chose mine as it's a single colour, no fancy schemes to paint.
As for mine: Well, Attack tell you to drill ('if you want') out the holes on the main wheels. It's more of a necessesity! Saying that, I'm now drilling out the holes on the small wheels too. It just looks wrong with solid wheels. There are loads, so will keep me out of trouble for a while. However, those big spoked wheels (sorry, don't know technical term) are solid, and really, they should be spoked. Do I cut out the blank bits? Yikes, not easy, too small for most sanding devices too. Yet, those solid wheels look horrid.
Decisions, decisions...
On the painting & assembling front the lower hull (was about to type fuselage, guess what I normally build), sort of went together OK. Pin marks on the sides, 3 per side, mar it, and too tight to sand off. Pity. Else, build OK, except the hull sides don't match the hull front exactly, so had to sand some side overhang off. Checked with upper hull, and that's OK, so, hmmm, why are the side too long?
Went for Humbrol 67. Attack also say Tamiya XF-63 German Grey, but that's way too dark IMHO. Saying that, research for this build has found all kinds of shades, from medium to darkish. None as dark as Tamiya, but maybe then sun bleaches it? Anyway, Humbrol 67 seems good.
Thanks again for letting me join late the GB! Nice to see everyone else's builds. I'm stripping my first paint job off, so will post pictures tomorrow. The first paint was too thin, and looked, well, runny.
Edited to add:
212 holes...everyone to be drilled, cleaned, redrilled, etc, and with the main wheels, between two holes, a small bit to be cleaned, and made into a slot. This was supposed to be a quick build! Managed to sand out much of the pin marks on the sides though. Why didn't I just buy the Revell kit instead...?!