spooky spoon

I'd say almost everything is done. all thats left are the tools, shells and exhaust. I really enjoyed this build, and am pretty pleased with how it turned out. I'm definitely looking forward to doing more tanks in the future

I think I did a pretty good job filling the around the rear plate, but the tracks ended up being much more difficult than I anticipated. I wasn’t able to get them to line up quite right in the back

Probably a bit of both

there are some very serious fit issues around the rear plate. I’m not sure how I’m going to fix this but I’ll probably think of something (this is why you dry fit everything before glueing). Oh well

now that I'm wrapping up the condorcet, I've started working on this kit again. I think its going pretty well, though I did goa bit too far with the chipping in some places (front hull)

Your build of this kit is what inspired me to do mine

After a prolonged absence, I have started working on the marder again. I have painted the radio. It's still a work in progress, and I'm not entirely satisfied with it yet. The rest of the build is going well, and I think I'll start weathering soon.

I'd recommend it. all the parts fit together really nicely, and the detail looks pretty good to me (although I'm no expert).

This is my first ever afv build, and I'm enjoying it very much. The wheels were a big challenge to paint, as I decided to freehand them with my airbrush.

I currently have a build log for it on the model ship world forum, which I can link if you like. I'll start uploading pictures here too though.

Hello everyone, I am a modeler living in Toronto Ontario. I am primarily a ship modeler, but I have become very interested in armour recently. I bought a few kits (Tamiya Marder 1, which I'm currently building, dragon stug 3 (number 6008 I believe), dragon stug iv (number 9038), and a meng FT-17). I'm hoping to be able to get some advice from some people with more experience than me. Below are some picture of Hobby Boss's 1/350 French Battleship Condorcet which I'm currently working on. Any feedback or criticism would be greatly appreceated. s