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Gamera Those track links do look good, but they still give me a migrane looking at them. Nice job scraping out the detail, looking forward to seeing the resin replacements in there.
Those track links do look good, but they still give me a migrane looking at them.
Nice job scraping out the detail, looking forward to seeing the resin replacements in there.
Robert
Modelrob
Things are looking great in your build.
If I can make a suggestion, how about a quick WIP on making the trees just to give us some direction in making them.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
plasticjunkie Modelrob Things are looking great in your build. If I can make a suggestion, how about a quick WIP on making the trees just to give us some direction in making them.
Thanks For taking the time to look. It looks like I will need one more tree for the base so I will do a quick WIP when I do it.
The tracks look great.
Eric
Real nice job on those trcaks, she is taking shape nicely.
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
Nice work on the tracks, always fun getting indys to behave predictably!
BP Models
Thanks for Eric, Bish and Bill always appreciate your comments.
Those tracks turned out great! I've gotten so I can build the link to link ones I just don't like it!
And nice work there on the interior parts. Always good to have them in there for the pesty judge that goes around sticking his #$@% flashlight into everything (wonder how many are proctologists?)
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Some nice detail in there Robert, comng on well.
Nice patience on those tracks,it paid off.The extra details look really good.
Tojo72 Nice patience on those tracks,it paid off.The extra details look really good.
Thanks a lot.
Making good progress here Rob, suspension and undercarriage looks the part so far, keep at it!
Very nice so far.
Thanks Eric
Moving along very nicely.
She's lookin' good Rob!
I'm with you, I like the colors.
mumble to self: Do NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, DO NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, Do Not glue the steering wheel on yet,......... OOPS!--darn.....well next time
Steve
Building the perfect model---just not quite yet
DUSTER I'm with you, I like the colors. mumble to self: Do NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, DO NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, Do Not glue the steering wheel on yet,......... OOPS!--darn.....well next time
Thanks Steve, Some time I find trying to get the right color is more challenging than the actual glueing of parts.
I hate to play devils advocate, but shouldn't the floor be dunkelgelb as well?
Thats an interesting look. Where you did you find the info for this. I have been woundering if it should be the normal German AFV interiour colour of Dark Yellow. I have not been able to find much info on the vehicle.
Bish Thats an interesting look. Where you did you find the info for this. I have been woundering if it should be the normal German AFV interiour colour of Dark Yellow. I have not been able to find much info on the vehicle.
tigerman I hate to play devils advocate, but shouldn't the floor be dunkelgelb as well?
Thanks Robert. I did not think about checking the Nuts and Bolts range, i like those. Which number is it, i'll have a look for that.
And thats a great help. Some times we can only do so much and with the info we have, we have to make a best guess. I often do that and if it turns out to be wrong, so be it, i will live with it. The interiour of mine will be hard to see because of the figures i am useing, but the red floor an dthe lighter sides do look god, right or not. I will probably do that myself.
And i forgot to add, i like the chipping as well. I am not a fan of over done chipping, but i think this looks very appropriate and well done. I will definaltly be useing your build for referance.
Edit: cancel my last on the book, found it, number 30. Thanks for the heads up.
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