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1/25th Tamiya Centurion mkIII


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Hi all

This is my Tamiya Centurion mkIII, its a kit i would covert as a kid and spend what seemed hours looking at in its box in my now long gone local model shop window. I built it mostly OOB apart from Jerry can holder and handles I also added the cabling from the smoke discharges and grab handles and tie down loops. It does have the interior but not shown in the pics, the track came assembled (thank god) I don't normally bother with the figures as im not that good at them but had a go (so no giggling) The kit is painted in the Libyan desert scheme

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That's just fantastic. Love the build, the paint job and the care you've put into this.

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Great job. My hat is always off to you AFV modellers for the weathering skills you have. Super to look at.

One thing though. There's only one "s" is desert, unless you really did paint this with some sort of sandy blancmange!

Cheers,

Roger

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That's just fantastic. Love the build, the paint job and the care you've put into this.

thanks

I too drooled over this in the local model shop window as a child!

Nice to see one made up!

thanks jim

Great job. My hat is always off to you AFV modellers for the weathering skills you have. Super to look at.

One thing though. There's only one "s" is desert, unless you really did paint this with some sort of sandy blancmange!

Cheers,

Roger

thanks Roger, what second S :fight:. not just trying to blow sunshine but I've built plenty of aircraft and ship's I cant weather. weathering AFV's is easy this one was just a very watered down XF-59 Desert Yellow and sprayed on with the airbrush until the tank was soaked and running off then just left to dry leaving that dusty look but you do have to seal the paint job with a matt varnish first

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