jacobasmith

i tell you what, even something as little as putting the door handles on is hell for me.

ive just start the new revell wolf its my first go at armour and my first go at anything bigger than 1/72 ive put the chassis together and most of the bodywork now im working on the interior and next up is paint.

wow that is amazing i love the rusty weathering and the worn away metal look on the tracks. nice one

thanks and hopefully i will get it soon as long as my dad pays me for washing his car (it was clean when i started)

im new to 1/35 military moddelling i want to know the cheapest interesting peice of tracked armour to buy can anybody give me any suggestions or is this the one to get

before 1942 they used the mg34, a lightweight compared to the mg42

if you are making the tank of a version after 1942 paint them wood if before 1942 then metal black dry brushed with silver or a gunmetal colour

i think that bulding the real thing would be easier

tanks for all the help guys

thanks for the help but now i just have to decide what to get? something german? preferably ww2? and small budget? any ideas would bew helpful please

they sound a bit difficult to me so i might not make any tracked armour

im new to armour modeling and im wondering if you have to glue the single link trak sets together or do they just snap together?

thanks for all the info and i will hopefull have it done ready for the comp

i think that thats the best model dio ive ever seen and can i ask what set does that german panzergrenadier come from?

i found that if you are going to paint the whole model when its finished before you paint it putthe rigging on and use a can of cheap aerosole primer to stiffen it up and it ulso makes it tight/or you could use dope instead to tighten it.