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Thanks for the positive feedback... Thanks. After the paint fading, I used a MIG productions brown filter to blend the different camo colours. The kit is very well designed and moulded, if maybe a little lacking in detail. I added the Airies detail set which made a big difference and rectified a number of deficiencies, for example, the ejector seat is incorrect for the aircraft. It would be great to see a build of a abandoned, stripped down 23...

Superb work. Scrolled through all the builds, assumed it was 1/48. Even better considering it's 1/72

Hmm. The aircraft was part of the Soviet air defence force, tasked with intercepting high flying strategic nuclear bombers. Maybe they aren't kill markings as such, maybe intercepts? Just a thought

Thanks for all the positive comments.. I wondered what they were during the build, maybe kill markings of some sort?

Finished this a year ago, super detailed the aircraft and engine, scratch built the crew ladder and engine trolley and heavily modified the figure. This was great fun to build as well as being very interesting aircraft to research...they are a tough bunch the Russians. A few things aren't quite right, but I'm pretty happy how it turned out. The build was in issue 87 of the Airfix magazine DSC_3486 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr mig by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_3489 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr DSC_3497 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Thanks, its bit of a niche product, nice to know its appreciated

All done. Posted up the finished photos in the Sci Fi section

Finished this GW figure over the past few days. Build thread can be found here: www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235031105-games-workshop-hellbrute/ Great fun. Thanks for looking

Thanks, Did a bit more before the Christmas booze kicked in! MiG rust pigments added, Ammo Rust Pinwash Basic Flesh tones Painted B10 by Citadel Ogryn Flesh wash used along with Vallejo Flesh tone higlights. Bones painted Bones Highlighted with Gryphon Sepia, Gun and exhaust painted. First metal coat applied Thanks for looking, having a break for a day or two, Happy Christmas!

Made a start on this GW Hellbrute, I'll update the thread over the next few days: b1 by 1) Base coated the Figure with Citadel Chaos Black 2) Painted Rust base coat with Vallejo Dark and Light Rust 3) Added rust tones with Lifecolor Liquid pigment Rust set 4) Used MiG pigments to give the rust some depth 5) MiG rust wash and AMMO oil brusher Black used to give it some contrast. Next up, flesh tones, thanks for looking

Finished the diorama last night. Great fun, looks a bit better than the last time I built it when I was 9 2017-12-22_03-57-03 by Dave Oliver, on Flickr

Thanks for the positive response. It's been an enjoyable project. I made the same kit when I was ten, been pleasantly surprised how well to goes together.

Thanks, The Jeep comes as part of a diorama set, I'm just making a start on the truck tonight...

Working on the Matchbox 1/76 LRDG diorama set. the build nearly didn't happen, as the decals were missing. Thankfully, one of the Britmodeller members donated a set. Finished this Jeep last night, great fun, but going crosseyed working at such a small scale..

Here you go: http://armorymodels.com/category/catalogue/172th-scale/172-afv-kits-conversions/aicraft-support-vehicles-series/

hello I bought some conversion sets a few years back from a company in Poland for 1/72 Russian trucks, they did several airfield tankers etc. Cant remember the name of the top of my head, ill have a look through the stash later and get back to you...

Thanks for all the positive feedback its most appreciated, unfortunately I cant release any more photos or details on the build as It could cause problems with the magazine. Thanks again Dave

Hello I finished the diorama in September of last year. The Kit is Italeri with the C.M.R engine detail set and Eduard photoetch set added. Various other munitions and stowage sets were used over the course of the project. The build article was in issue 81 of Airfix scale model world magazine.

Thanks again for all the positive comments. Its been an ambition of mine to write for Airfix magazine since I was 10 years old . Its good to know the work is appreciated.

Thanks for the positive response, its most appreciated.

Finished this a while back, Used the Tamiya kit and added the CMK interior. The welders torch and interior lights are illuminated. the build article is in the June issue of Arfix Model World, that's why I cant post any more pics. Thanks for looking.

Nice work Max!

Great build! I've got the whirlybird Bristows air sea rescue version half finished on the shelf of shame at the moment. Feel a little more inspired after seeing yours

Great job. Just checked out your blog too, keep up the good work!

Thanks all, Glad you appreciate it