@DJ Judge: Thank you very much! *bow*

@Jeff: Thanx, dude. I'm looking forward to the rest of the weathering too, and to get the tracks on. Can't say I'm looking forward to stowage painting thou, but it's gotta be done.

Yup, I'm using MIG products, awesome products in my opinion. The 502 Abteilung oils is just superb for washes, fading, well you name it. Great selection of colors and easy to dissolve in turpentine. I'll be using these oils and adding some MIG pigments to the different mixes later down weathering avenue.

@Randall: Thanx for the kind words. The PE was a challenge, but a fun one.
I know I've covered up a bit too much of the rear grills, but I'm blaming it on the crew of this vehicle. They had to pack up and leave in a hurry due to reports of nearby enemy activity, so the stowage is just thrown up there in a hurry with no time to think about placement.

Well looks like another bump is needed.

Where did you get that camo net from Per- Erik?

The camo net is medical gauze from my cars first aid kit(!)

@Jeff: Thanx dude, it's starting to come togheter but still quite a bit of canvas to cover.
The tracks will not be mounted until the final stages, I've test fitted them thou and they seem to be a bit too long so I recon they will present a small challenge.
I didn't mount the phone on the rear because the instructions state that it's a part not to be used, and I haven't seen any pics of the 105 with the phone mounted. But hey, it could just be me that haven't noticed...
To be honest Jeff I dunno what those red'n white rods are called, I just saw a pic in a book of what seemed to be the same wrapped up rods and they where red and white. The rods to the left, I have no idea...

@Judge: Thanx! The tracks will be the kit supplied DS vinyl, if I can shorten them a bit.

@Tony: Thanx, I appreciate it!

@Kevin: Yeah, I think the welds came out great too! Thanx for the first place comment.

...and the work continues

So how is this coming along Per-Erik?

Looking Killer Buddy.

I was wondering when you were coming back on here.

Nice and wet looking.

I have heard that Mig stuff does not leave those tide marks.

Well a lot more dusty then mine will be.

I guess my crew has some more cleaner folks on it.

Can't wait to see it all done up.

Great job and thanks for the inspiration to do one.

Enjoy the new hobby room also.