Thanks my friend!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, THis is my start picture


I was a full modelling in this week end

Hello Jose, to your start picture I follow with my finished pictures.

Scimitar LEP 1990´s somewhere in northern europe:-













I have yet to get a new backdrop to do the gallery pics, but I hope you like what has been shown up till now.

Thanks for watching

Thanks Pat for taking up the lines on this one, you beat to it. I'll do it for the next "forgotten campaign".





Paul

Awesomew beast, Paul!

Love it! Top notch work Paul!

Hello Paul,
interesting way of doing the hessian netting/camm, always interesting to learn techniques.
To stain the strips of cloth, did you have to dilute the paint a great deal, how managed to hold them.......

hello,
Paul superb work , you gave me ideas for the next assembly .My Dingo progressing slowly, I hope I do not go crazy before with all small parts
steph

Great job Paul! And thanks for the lesson on the netting....must try myself some day

Good work Paul. I look forward to enlisting in any campaign you start

Javier, Karl, Mario, Steph, Sean and Pat thanks lads, your praise is well appreciated .

Mario, I just cut the strips up and held them with a pointed
pair of tweezers, the strip I then laid onto the surface of the straight paint in the jar, don´t let go of it or it´ll sink to the bottom of the jar!!. It soaks the paint up immediately
and then I simply pulled the strip up the side of the jar to remove any excess paint and that was that.
Lay the strips to dry on the instruction sheet or a piece of
non-covered card or even those perfume testing strips your wife gets in the perfume stores, if they dry on anything plastic or glossy coated card the strips will look like insulation tape and that´s not wished for.

Pat, you are already signed up for one of my campaigns, which
reminds me to get over there myself and start building




Happy weekend all and keep up the work, I shall be watching

Paul

haha I better get started on that myself

Great work Paul looks outstanding

Great job Paul

I started this one a while back. I just haven't posted any work.

Starter Pictures. It's Trumpeter's 1/35 M1127 RV Stryker.





I started off with the lower hull.




I then did some pre-painting. I wanted to put a coat of black on the suspension parts. I also wanted to get a base coat of green on the lower hull before I started adding the drive and suspension pieces.




Suspension and drive components added.




Hull rear. I went with the styrene jerry can racks instead of the PE ones. Nice of Trumpy to give that option.




And now the upper hull.


Anyway, that's it for now. All in all, the kit isn't bad. This is my first Stryker kit.

Sal, Lonewolf, thanks guys.
Alex, your Stryker is coming along great as always with your builds



Paul

Hello chaps (and ladies if any...)

It might looks strange but before start to build the SDkfz 234 I have some timed to build the base, something that some time we tend to forget.

A simple road side with a grass bank and the tracks of the vehicle as it has come to a halt!!!. hope you like it..



cheers

Hi mario,
I like the grass!

Cheers Rob.

Paul
Your Scimitar is very impressive. Excellent work.

Dick

Thanks Paul...your Scimitar looks fantastic.

Mario, nice looking base.

At last I'm ready to paint! Primer is from AK. MGs are wire and its insulation, Photoetched pieces, though tiny and delicate, are a joy to work with, easiest than I feared . The placard with the manufacturer's name is quite legible!

Mario, I like you base. Looks nice!

Alex, your Stryker looks complex Impressive work

cheers guys. lad you liked the base
Gonna start with the suspension system


but before tackle the overwhelming number of pieces I worked the wheels and some of the crew equipment..

Hello gents,
Here is the latest update on my Sheridan. Hopefully I will be able to prime her tonight and start the camo process tomorrow. All comments welcome!! Have fun!!

Nice and busy looking- good work

Ok, I thought i was going to be safe and do a Dragon 1/35 Puma, but instead I decided to punish myself with this:

Hi Vance,
Interesting project and interesting box art. I hope those cars can outrun the grass fire which is about to happen when the ammo aboard that burning tank cooks off. They're headed downwind too.

Cheers,C[ ]

Dick