Pig of the Week

All really great models, my favourite bit.. the muddy puddles with the Mk V, perfect !

Coming along brilliantly...As a daily driver of an old vehicle with a similarly spartan cab ( S2 Land Rover) I'd feel very much at home in your truck.. in fact yours has more detail than my 1:1 scale motor !

Looking very nice!.... as regards oil paint, if I couldn't get the cap off I'd just cut off the very bottom of the tube, squish a bit out, then roll & squash the end of the tube over again, like they come, if you see what I mean

These are stunning in every way I also particularly like the improvised "just welded on" square " conning tower" thing on the centaur... Great stuff..

That mud looks like real mud... ahhh.. hang on, it is real mud.... ! ...seriously you can't have too much filth... it looks just like a tank that's been grinding thru the muck, good job

Some nice detail bits there on czech truck models .

Thanks guys, some good ideas there, I'd never have thought of googly eyes ! The watch glass thing is a top idea too, they come in many sizes, in fact I may even have a few old scrap watches laying around !

As per title I'm wondering if anyone knows where I could source clear round headlamp lenses around 35 mm diameter.. 1 or 2 mm bigger would prob be ok, they don't have to be perfect replica Lucas or anything, as long as they generally look the part at viewing distance !

I'm loving that interior !

Looking very good now... Very nice old school traditional tatts. there too !

Just looked at this on your wip thread, awesome build and photo etch work

A symphony in brass .... looking fab, and your terrain following tracks are most effective

Very nicely done ... the old Tamiya kits still look great....

That kit certainly rings a bell from the "old days" ! I seem to remember using one as a basis for conversion to an SP as a kid, (the 38t being a popular chassis with the Germans for various adaptations) and there weren't that many kits available back then other than the very standard Tamiya range and a few Italieri... Nice looking build so far

A superb job