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'Inchon!' 1/35 Tamiya M26 Pershing
M3talpig replied to GazB's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
I do love an M26, and you have done a beautiful job of that, great work Gaz.- 12 replies
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1/35 Dragon SA-9 Gaskin finally Complete
M3talpig replied to Chibrit's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
Think you have done a beautiful job on this, very hard to make a monotone colour interesting its really not easy, but you have done a fantastic job on this, very well done.- 4 replies
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Modern kits are so good now that extras are very seldom needed, I just purchased Meng's 6B GAL and I have to say I was blown away with the quality of it, I normally start with a kit by looking at the aftermarket parts but it was just not needed with the 6B, your Chieftain kinda proves the point, from the box and looks absolutely fantastic some skilled painting and careful build quality and you end up with a model that would look top notch on any competition table, very well done.
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1/35 Tamiya Leopard 2A6 'Ukrainian'
M3talpig replied to GazB's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
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1:35 Tamiya M48 Patton (Vietnam Era)
M3talpig replied to Chibrit's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
Ohh i do love the M48 got a few in the stash, I just hope mine come out just as well as this.- 12 replies
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Very very nice, I bet all that masking made your eyes bleed, lovely model.
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Oh looking forward to this, been looking for a Mutt or two for a Vietnam version and a IDF version, I will follow along if I may.
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Thank you Rob
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Very kind of you
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Thank you Lee
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Wow thank you so much Graeme, very kind of you to say. Thank so much Keith so glad you like it.
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Thanks Stuart means a lot
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Always means a lot when you comment mate, tried hard to avoid the rust and chipping thing, and tried to keep it on the side of dust and dirt, didn't want it looking worn out. Thanks for the kind words Milan Thanks Stef, was fairly happy with it, always look forward to sharing with you guys
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Thanks Pete
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It took a while but I think I can call this done, paint used was the new Atom range by MIG AMMO most of the weathering done with the new AMMO weathering pencils and a touch of oil paints here and there, all the heavier dirt and dust was done with washable dust again by MIG, Hope you like. Vehicle is one from D company 2nd platoon as it looked during firing exercise at camp Pendleton in 1967.
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Challenger CRARRV - "Optimistic Prime"
M3talpig replied to MDann's topic in Ready for Inspection - Armour
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Long time no see mate ...hope you been well, thanks for the kind words.
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Hi Terry going to follow along if you don't mind, this is one that's on my build list for some time now, great start and looking very promising.
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Thanks bud, the moulded on texture wasn't bad just too even, the Mr surfacer took care of that. Thanks Roger, look forward to closing the door on this one too next project is waiting
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So after a brief conversation with an ex crew member of an M103 during the late 60's I decided to do a searchlight cover using putty and lead foil for the securing straps. Think it came out rather well Just a few more odds and ends to tie up and it's in for paint.
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Thank you Saeran, lets hope so
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Thanks so much dnl42 very kind of you
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Thanks Maddoxx appreciated I hear you Keith I did wonder if it would be a good candidate for a bare build, not enough scratchbuilding to it to justify that though. Thanks for the kind words.
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Thank you Lee I actually used tube, as the real vehicles stowage racks were tubular not solid bar .... also they were beyond fragile with the plastic rod. Thanks Stuart Yeah it's a beast of a tank, stood it next to a same scale Jagdtiger and it makes it look rather small if you can believe that, impressive model even in 35th scale. Many thanks bud Thank you Roger