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Hey Again
This is one that was being built for the "Marder Madness" project and is taking up much needed space on the bench. To refresh your memory since a year has slipped by,these are the AM bits I bought to improve this sows ear of a kit.
And this is how it stood when abandoned:
The remaining components have been gathered back up and i'm ready to bring this one back from the dead. Hang around for another first for me,a Gray/Grey paint job.
It's FRIDAY people
Tony lee
Shoot Low Boys They're Ridin Ponys
Yay. It will be cool to see this guy get finished.
Eric
Thank You for sharing Tony!This will be an other thread to lock forward to ;)Very Best RegardsJohan
Looks really cool so far. I've heard the kit wasn't top notch. I have one in the stash, but I haven't seen one built yet.
#2 Tiger go a little more than half way down the page to where this build starts:
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I'll say this,the kit is only as good as YOU make it.
Yay! Go Marder Madness Redux! Looking forward to seeing this one get completed Tony.
BP Models
Tony, I am happy to see it back on your workbench. Everytime when somebody mentions about the hairspray technique, I think of the wooden storage bin on the rear of your Marder II. You should post how you did it here for the newbies.
Andy
Please do post the hairspray technique.
I'm just now ready to try my hand at the hairspray technique on a winter camo scheme on a Sherman.
Guys the SBS is already posted in the above URL for the Marder Madness project within the Marder II D posting.
Enjoy
WOW, had forgotten this guy. Nice to see it at the front edge of the bench again.
Marc
Hey All
A quick update before you make too much MERRY.
Be Safe but have a good one my friends
Tony lee and Catherine
Nice progress Tony! Merry Christmas to you and Catherine!
Howdy All
Well the WIP continues on the II-D. How it looks after the first coat of AK Interactive Brown/Blue Wash. The light kind of killed it but to the eye it looks good.
While the wash dries i'll finish working on the gun.
It's the weekend so have a good one folks
Man that looks good I too was very happy too see this one back on the bench and as always you did not let us down. FABULOUS so far.
I,m curious, how many more are sitting on the bench. I remember following your work and every few days a new build made an appearance Was like.....what are we going to see this time when clicking on. Kind of made things fun, but am glad to see them all get there finishing touches.
Rob
I think there are six more Rob. I just got carried away with getting them built and not finished.
Live and Learn and Thanks for dropping by buddy
Pvt Mutt I think there are six more Rob. I just got carried away with getting them built and not finished. Live and Learn and Thanks for dropping by buddy Tony lee
Hey Tony,
She looks great - I love the AK stuff and am totally sold on it now (particularly the filters and streaking effects).
I'm currently building the old Tamiya 1975 'Coal Thief' original Marder II. I'm loving it - a great build!
Certainly looking forward to seeing more of this little beast - brilliant!
All the best,
Ben
On the Bench - Dragon Pz. IV Ausf. G (L.A.H.)
Was sitting here thinking about all your builds left to do and..........did not think would ever be able to say this but...........I remember there was even a TANK in there to finish, NOT a SPG??
Look forward to more my friend
Rob I think you're referring to this T-28.
It was a gift and I started putting it together while some paint was drying on another build. I wasn't counting this as it is just a curiosity and something to fill time with.
Hi, Tony you really turned this one around, as usual you have done brilliant work.
Terry.
Tony, always looking good. Can't wait to see it cross the finish line. If it helps, I can dress up like a cheerleader to cheer you to finish those kits. Yes I do remember that T-28... I'd love to see you attack it soon. I am not really into Russian armor but I'd love to build a T-28 or T-35 the battleship.
Good to have you back!
Well HI there my long long distance buddy
Better late than never they say Terry. I finished the build up of the gun and armor shields so it's ready to match weather the transport.
I suppose I should finish that figure for it too since the base coat is already on.
See Ya Monday Folks
That T-28 was it. Maybe one day she will get your graceful touch.
Gun looks good. You are starting to add figs to your builds? Your last ones were great as I am sure this one will be. This fella fits in there very nicely, I like him.
Not sure if I can continue to follow along if Andy's going to be dressed cheer leading in the background of your pics
I think that this is just the cutest little destruction buggy that I've ever seen! I love this tank!
It's a fine example of model building, Tony! The paint looks great!
the doog I think that this is just the cutest little destruction buggy that I've ever seen! I love this tank! It's a fine example of model building, Tony! The paint looks great!
"destruction buggy" !!!! That's a good one doog!! I love it!
Very nice work Tony! Perfect replication of that early tank destroyer! I take it no one else makes a Marder II based on the Pz II Ausf D chassis?
Ernest
Last Armor Build - 1/35 Dragon M-26A1, 1/35 Emhar Mk.IV Female
Last Aircraft Builds - Hobby Boss 1/72 F4F Wildcat & FW-190A8
TONY!!!
I don't know how I didn't notice that you'd resurrected this one.
GREAT work! As soon as you finish that figure and call her done, I'll add it to the Marder Madness Wrap-up!
'All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing' - Edmund Burke (1770 ??)
It's the only game in town right now Ernest.
Yeah Karl it is cute but I wouldn't say it was pick of the litter.
Sorry BB I have no excuse for being late. The Marder I Hotchkiss will be worked on too.
Thanks to all for the kind words
Pvt Mutt Sorry BB I have no excuse for being late. The Marder I Hotchkiss will be worked on too. Tony lee
"Excuse"? You don't need an excuse, Tony. This is a hobby after all. Deadlines are like (to quote "Pirates of the Caribbean") "guidelines" .
Get 'em done when you get 'em done.
Looking good Tony, the crew member gives it a nice touch. I too like Karl's "Destruction Buggy" terminology, it fits perfectly!
Wild Bill I really appreciate your comments but if you don't get out of this Ho Hum down in the dumps attitude you seem to be in i'm going to disown you,now sit down and open a kit and get busy you slacker.
This Marder is gittin closer and closer to the finish line:
Hot Dang almost finished
Tony,
Slacker??? I'll have you know I've been keeping quite busy...Eric (tigerman) is quite the slavedriver when it comes to GBs.
Just for you...here's what I've been working on and almost have it finished.
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