Churchill Mk.III AVRE

[Stef N.]

Thank you very much Bob. 

[bigfoot]

That looks awesome Stef, the dusty effects have come out really well, would look right at home in Normandy.

[Stef N.]

21 minutes ago, bigfoot said:

That looks awesome Stef, the dusty effects have come out really well, would look right at home in Normandy.

Thank you very much. That was the effect is was looking for so I'm glad you think that.👍👍

[R T Fishall]

Absolutely lovely work there Stef, great looking model and that weathering is excellent. Tow ropes look spot on too.

Cheers, Richard.

[Stef N.]

33 minutes ago, R T Fishall said:

Absolutely lovely work there Stef, great looking model and that weathering is excellent. Tow ropes look spot on too.

Cheers, Richard.

Thanks greatly Richard. The tow ropes were a late addition but I'm glad I sorted some out.👍👍

[IanC]

A stunner, Stef! Nicely photographed, too. 

[Stef N.]

14 minutes ago, IanC said:

A stunner, Stef! Nicely photographed, too. 

Thank you very much Ian.👍👍

[Stef N.]

On 05/09/2025 at 19:50, Muchmirth said:

Well I never Stef! King of the armour building a wingy thing. I’d love to see the Shackleton, have you started? What gb? I started a 1/48 tempest mk ii three months ago and haven’t been able to go back to it yet.

A big Airfix Shackleton. It's only 72nd scale but it's still massive. I'm still not sure I like building planes. There's a lot of work before I even get to the decal stage.🤨

 

[Muchmirth]

10 hours ago, Stef N. said:

A big Airfix Shackleton. It's only 72nd scale but it's still massive. I'm still not sure I like building planes. There's a lot of work before I even get to the decal stage.🤨

 

Yeah but your airbrushing skills will come in real handy here!

   I know what you mean though, all that cockpit/interior work first to then close up to never really be seen. I can’t decide whether I like building them or not either. Horses for courses though. 
   

Edited September 26 by Muchmirth