ModelMonkey

Monster! Been tempted by this in the past. Does it have an interior? I'd say you've weathered it perfectly too - used but not quite fit for the scrapheap yet!

Nicely done! That is a well loaded vehicle. I hope they don't go over too many bumps! 🙂

Delicious! I built the Tomy boxing about ten years ago after picking it up at a show. One of my fave vehicles and you've done a great job. I just know the upcoming Miniart new tool will be a mass of tiny pieces requiring infinite patience but I'll find it hard to resist...

Looks great! Good weathering and definitely agree re commander - that matte finish on his jacket is spot on. Tiny point but it looks like the tracks could do with a bit of adjustment tomget the drive sprocket sat through the gaps in the track nicely. Maybe a wee pull round if they're not glued on. Doesn't detract from an excellent first model though!

One of the wonders of the modern age! 😁

Thanks John. I decided a few months back that everything I build would have a wee story or at least a human element to it. No more buttoned up tanks sat on the shelf on their own. If nothing else then at least a human for scale - and if there's a bit of narrative there then so much the better!

Awesome! For me this is now the definitive weathered Corsair. I can definitely see me doing one at some point.

Thanks Keef! I enjoyed this one - something a bit more playful than usual.

Not the sort of thing you see often no! I'm pleased with the outcome over all, thanks.

Thanks! None of the extras are attached so opportunity for a bit of a refresh down the line.

Thanks - yours looks really bad - but in a good way! If I was doing another one I'd go for something really battered I - think. And your one would be a great inspiration!

Enjoyed this one - one of 6 or 7 completions last year. Extras from the spares box, with the washing line content from AliExpress, as was "Jennifer" the mechanic. I couldn't think of a way to disguise the fact I'd just superglued the washing line to the window so I figured as a practical lass then Jennifer would maybe just opt for some gaffer tape! Seeing them on the big screen I'm reminded that good photography is just as important as the construction & painting! I'll get there in the end... 😀

The finish looks great! You've really captured a metallic sheen.

I'll echo the above! It's the end result that matters and in this case it looks excellent!

Fab! Favourite vehicle of all time! I've an Airfix boxing on the shelf and am a tiny bit through the frankly terrifying KFS 1:24 scale multimedia kit.