Silenoz

A stunner, hope to this one resurface soon...

Splendid work on this one... lovely details you are adding here...

wow, superb work on this one... that interior was already nice unpainted, but now... it's a shame to put it away...

Looking good, very nice recovery of the old model. Them figgies have some seams that can be removed

Nice looking paintjob...

looking good so far

Repainted the front and redid my steps, but hopefully a bit better: (I know, the barrel needs some TLC...) some more cleanup is necessary here slight damaged steps: turret (except for barrel) complete wheels dusted: may apply some more in the thread pattern, the way I tried for this result can be found here: http://www.scaledracula.com/how-to-paint-and-weather-rubber-wheels/?fbclid=IwAR2zMFoZnkx7WLoZ2PZcJHAUptv8PP0bI3q3NqQiUdRo21wUf2toThHsXRk

That engine looks already fantastic... Otherwise, for embossing letters, there are sometimes small letters on the sprue, which can be cut off and glued (trumpeter ships) And I've thought there were also some resin/PE letters: http://www.greenstuffworld.com/en/hobby-accessories/589-letters-and-numbers-2mm.html https://www.scalelink.co.uk/acatalog/Alphabets___Numerals___Alphabets___Numeraux.html http://www.secretweaponminiatures.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=12&products_id=16 ...

djeez, where do you keep getting these gems from... nice model, not only the model, but also the lines of the aircraft...

Really nice one, as mentioned above, very nicely built, painted and weathered...

The kits needs some TLC, but it comes together nicely...

Looking really nice... How was the kit to build?

Nicely build, IMHO the panellines have to much contrast with the white, try a pale grey, will look more natural then....

We all know

thx, the rust you see here is all that is applied... a bit on the handles and footsteps from climbing, some spots at the front where the sandplates are mounted, and the basket in the turret with regards to the stowage and rubbing from tie downs..