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Thanks Rob and gamera
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Good to see you back on this- the camo looks spot-on!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
M. Brindos That is looking nice and tight! Well done! Love it!
That is looking nice and tight!
Well done! Love it!
Thanks MB!
- Mike Brindos "Lost Boy"
This was put on hold for a while due to other home projects but it’s back on the bench now. I used my recently acquired Sotar that was on the Badger 60th Anniversary sale list. This thing shoots incredible tight thin lines for super fine details.
OD sprayed on the interior
Paint done freehand using Mr Color OD and ModeL Master tan enamel at about 8 PSI.
Thanks stik. Yes the interior will get some washes and other details painted including the ip.
Nice job on the interior! All it needs a bit of a wash and some detail painting.
Great work on those weld lines!
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
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Ok got some progress going here. Bogeys are on
Shot the forward interior white. The rest will be OD
The turret and gun details are done
Stretched some sprue and made thin weld lines as seen on my reference pictures
I need to add some small parts and the OD will be sprayed next.
plasticjunkie No pictures yet Joe but will have some up as soon as I have some progress. It's been too hot to paint in the garage lately, feels like an oven is on high! C 'mon Greg grab an armor model and have some fun!
No pictures yet Joe but will have some up as soon as I have some progress. It's been too hot to paint in the garage lately, feels like an oven is on high!
C 'mon Greg grab an armor model and have some fun!
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Greg It's fun watching you guys build armor. One of these days.......
It's fun watching you guys build armor. One of these days.......
You could start with the Ryefield VW Beetle you know.....just sayin'.
Work computer=No pictures.
I'll be back later on this evening to check this out Ernie.
stikpusher plasticjunkie Thanks GS. I have a question regarding the on board tool color usually would be OD as stik pointed out but how about in a Tan and OD scheme (601 TD in particular) where the tan color is where the tools are located. Would the tools be tan or OD? That all depends upon the crew. If the tools were left in place, the engineers applying the paint would paint right over them. If the crew took the time to remove them, they would be in whatever scheme that they were beforehand.
plasticjunkie Thanks GS. I have a question regarding the on board tool color usually would be OD as stik pointed out but how about in a Tan and OD scheme (601 TD in particular) where the tan color is where the tools are located. Would the tools be tan or OD?
Thanks GS.
I have a question regarding the on board tool color usually would be OD as stik pointed out but how about in a Tan and OD scheme (601 TD in particular) where the tan color is where the tools are located. Would the tools be tan or OD?
That all depends upon the crew. If the tools were left in place, the engineers applying the paint would paint right over them. If the crew took the time to remove them, they would be in whatever scheme that they were beforehand.
Thanks stik, was thinking about the same thing and you confirmed it.
GreySnake Looking good PJ! Always liked how the M10 looked.
Thanks stik.
Looking good so far PJ. Those Academy GMC/TD kits (M10, M18, M36) are not bad at all. The look good OOB, and are a great starting point for some AMS work.
BrandonK I'm curious to see how this comes together, might have to add one to the stash. BK
I'm curious to see how this comes together, might have to add one to the stash.
BK
Stay tuned BK
On the bench:
A lot !! And I mean A LOT!!
2024 Kits on deck / in process / completed
14 / 5 / 2
Thanks guys.
Yeah, that looks really good so far. I like how you improvised on the business end of the barrel.
No matter the warts, it's a good kit to build. I have one 3/4 finished, been on the shelf of no return for almost five years now.
Yours is looking good, keep at it.
Apprentice rivet counter.
Putting this one together to lower the stash count.
sanded off the tool locating lines in the back. This reminded me of the old Hawk kits with the raised decal locators.
the interior of both the hull and turret are ready for paint
the gun is nicely detailes as is
I wasn't crazy about the plastic tip for the barrel so i cut my own from brass tube and glued it on.
The completed barrel
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