Regards Daz
Full Version: Well guys it's finished
Well here it is my Challenger 2 in all it's glory!
Regards Daz
Regards Daz
Nice job Daz
me likey a lot
me likey a lot
Well thanx Sean.
I know it's not Cold War but it's the best I could come up with at short notice.
I know it's not Cold War but it's the best I could come up with at short notice.
What you got next on the list
I don't know maybe something Allied from WW2 or an Iraqi T-72 from the Gulf War.
The T-72 does fit in with the Cold War theme so I might go with that!
The T-72 does fit in with the Cold War theme so I might go with that!
Pretty good in my book , I got to get my finger out on this build of mine
Sean would it be ok to build another one for the Group Build?
Go for it Daz
I might get another chieftain but do it as a standard mk5 in the green black camo
I might get another chieftain but do it as a standard mk5 in the green black camo
So this topic doesn't become the Daz & Sean show, I'd just like to say splendid looking Chally Daz.
Like the bucket on the front too
Like the bucket on the front too
Not an armour type person- but looks well smart 
Ed
Ed
Top hole - the "weathering" is vey good!
Thanx David, Ed and Gary.
I guess it's not bad.
I guess it's not bad.
That is really smart, looks excellent, especially the dozer blade.
Turned out nice again Daz, the mud effect is very realistic 
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BTW do you brush paint your models, if so then you deserve a real
.BTW do you brush paint your models, if so then you deserve a real
Great looking build there Daz
How did you do the Mud effect on the sides and your metal effect on the blade?
How did you do the Mud effect on the sides and your metal effect on the blade?
Hi Andy and Ant
I brush paint all my models.
The mud effect is applied by drybrushing a suitable colour onto the areas which would get muddy. And the Metal effect on the blade is applied the same way.
I'm glad you guys like it!
I brush paint all my models.
The mud effect is applied by drybrushing a suitable colour onto the areas which would get muddy. And the Metal effect on the blade is applied the same way.
I'm glad you guys like it!
Nice job Daz, love the dozer blade attachment, looks like a nice little kit - well done mate
Thanx John
I think I did ok with it!
Regards Daz
I think I did ok with it!
Regards Daz
Looks great, and very menacing 
Another, stunner from Daz or a mini marvel, (hay I'm getting good at this)
Top job
Top job
Thanx Phil and Nev.
Maybe I'll be as good as you one day Phil!
Maybe I'll be as good as you one day Phil!
Nice work, set the bar nice and high daz.
and well done to the moderators for letting it in, too many rules that are stuck to too strictly ruin this sort of thing.
Its a bit of fun, to get you building.
i better get started on mine
Wayne
and well done to the moderators for letting it in, too many rules that are stuck to too strictly ruin this sort of thing.
Its a bit of fun, to get you building.
i better get started on mine
Wayne
Tho' I dont do armour myself Daz, your build is really impressive, love the dozer blade, your almost getting me to feel like having a try myself 
QUOTE (T-Tango @ Jul 10 2007, 10:35 AM) 
Tho' I dont do armour myself Daz, your build is really impressive, love the dozer blade, your almost getting me to feel like having a try myself
Come and Join in Pete ...The more the merrier
Thanx guys
I'm glad you like it!
I'll post some progress piccies of my other GB entry soon!
I'm glad you like it!
I'll post some progress piccies of my other GB entry soon!
QUOTE (daz greenwood @ Jul 10 2007, 05:59 PM)
Thanx guys
I'm glad you like it!
I'll post some progress piccies of my other GB entry soon!
I'm glad you like it!
I'll post some progress piccies of my other GB entry soon!
Looking forward to it
Great looking tank, it really looks the part. 
Thanx Tony
Muchly appreciated
Muchly appreciated
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