Göktuğ Berk Çakı

I loved it

Unlucky situation

Thank you I used table clamp with fabric. I wrapped around to model with fabric and used clamps for fixing.

I am glad for bringing your memmories back And yes, your consider is to right, I am still overthinking when I try to build Churchill tank Hahahaha

Thank you so much to all of you mates I am very happy to reading that kind comments.

Hi everybody! My first small scale AFV model painted by airbrush and I used my own products which are homemade while painting and weathering. I hope you like it.

Hello everyone! The model I am building belongs to HEMTT, which the Turkish Army uses in Syria. I chose Italeri's old mold number 292. I used Apollon Model products for painting. IMG_20190911_000838 by Göktuğ Berk Çakı, on Flickr HEMTT 3 by Göktuğ Berk Çakı, on Flickr HEMTT 1 by Göktuğ Berk Çakı, on Flickr HEMTT 2 by Göktuğ Berk Çakı, on Flickr

Thank you and you're absolutely right 'so it would have stayed clean and probably at Kummersdorf' in this sentence. But I just wanted to build something just for weathered I love finding pictures for referances but I don't like to finish my models %100 same. In my opinion the best model is inspired by reality. But not %100 reality

I guess it's the best way of painting exhaust

Thank you Pete. I am suggesting this kit. Why? : 1) It included half-seperate tracks and another full vinyl track. (+) 2) Kit's mold is good and it makes to building progress smooth (+) 3) Kit really needed PE parts for engine deck. (-) So my opinion is not bad about this kit. It worth to build. -Göktuğ

Beğenmene sevindim @Alpha Juliet And Thank's for use to Turkish. Thank's alot @fpmeyer

Thank's a lot. I glad to read that kind comments

Thank's mate

Very nice. But you can use more metallic effect in towing cables Cheers

Thank you Nenad. I like too semi-gloss/ flat (In some other tanks). I am using sponge and some acrylic paint for creating texture on exhausts. You can check my YouTube channel, and as I said you can contact me anywhere you want Cheers, -Göktuğ