Hello there,

Bit late but Dorchester ACV for me....




Cheers

Sean

Nice-looking sub, Bryan!

The Jackson is coming along nicely Matt, superb work on your sub Bryan! Good luck with the water!🍺🍺🍺

Here are my in process photo just before the paint booth





A lot of great work by the other campaigners.

Progress on my Centurion.

Like the look of the Cent above. Very nice.

Here are a few progress pics of the M36...









Next up: a few filters and washes for the interior and detail painting.

Cheers

Matthew

Valentine hull is ready for priming and paint.



Turret should not be too much further behind.

Thinking I might try replacing the rubber band tracks with the indy link tracks from a Dragon Valentine I have had sitting partially built for over 10 years. Then the rest of that tank can go in the bin.

Great to see people progressing. I hope to start back up on my wiesel soon.

Wow, some great looking progress, keep up the good work.

After the paint booth, now on to weathering.

Looking good, Tom. Did the model come with the workable 8-wheel steering or did you have to fiddle with it?

It is not workable, but you can pose it as you see fit and then glue it in place.
Tom

My Centurion painted.

Tom, great work on your 8rad. The wood tool handles and antennae supports are particularly nice.

Here is a link to the AFV Club campaign gallery.

https://gallery.kitmaker.net/showgallery.php/cat/30534

Great builds, Linus, I never realized that the Centurion's barrel is so long. The tank came out very well.

Bryan

AFV: IJN I-58

Hello everyone, I am proud to present the finished Type B IJN I-58.

Sunny morning, warm breeze through the palms, calm water as she rounds the point heading north east where she will find the ultimate prize, the USS Indianapolis heading at full speed for home.







I had a great time and this build was very therapeutic for me as I have a tendency (as many of us do) to bite off more than I can chew in this hobby. Its great to finish one up.

Thanks for having me and letting me represent the wetter side of AFV,
Bryan

NICE!!!!

Bryan, great job on your dio, it came out great!
Linus- another sweet build looking good!

So far:

BigSmitty - Shot Kal Gimel
Blespooky - 1/350 I-58 *Done*
brekinapez - Sd.Kfz. 251/20 Uhu
ClaytonFromEllijay - M548A1 *Done*
colinEdm - Nashorn
ComradeMP - Churchill Mk. VI (75mm QF)
Dukie99 - Churchill MK.III
easyco69 - Sd.Kfz. 251/22
GaryKato - Wiesel MK20A1
iakarch - Churchill Mk. III
Ironclaw - M1128 Stryker MGS
JoeOsborne - Husky Mk.III
Kaigun - M5A1 Stuart
Kanguroo - M38A1 Jeep
LinusB - Centurion Mk 5/1 RAAC Vietnam
Namabiiru - FV101 Scorpion
Northern_Lad - M36
pablo_g - AEC Dorchester ACV
Pave-Hawk - Valentine Mk.II
PRH001 - M3A3 Stuart V
Ranger74 - YPR765-PRI, M113A1 FSV
Sean50 - AEC Dorchester ACV
SgtRam - AEC Matador *Done*
TacFireGuru - 88mm Flak 18 *Done*
Templario - leFH 18M
Thirian - M1130 Stryker CV
TMoon - Sd.Kfz. 232
tommedic - Shot Kal Gimel

Beautiful presentation, Bryan!🍺

—mike

Turret is mostly together, just needs the coax machine gun and the lid glued on.







There's a bit of an interior for the turret, but I would have preferred a full interior for this fellow as you can see quite a bit through the large hatches with them open.

Primed the hull and suspension, and while waiting for it to dry finished off the turret.
After much swearing the coax was finally installed. Fortunately there were 2 supplied as the first was sacrificed to the God of "I know it will fit damn it".



The lid was properly installed and a couple of small brass pieces attached(or reattached, as the case may be).



Now all ready for priming.

A bit more work done here. Not much left now.
Installed the periscopes.

Red Oxide primer, hairspray and base Dunkelgelb coat on. Ready for first round of chipping & weathering, then winter whitwash.