I plan on a Syrian tank that was captured by rebels, in the civil war. I used the hairspray technique for chipping(current photos to come). Ran out of Tamiya NATO Green and don't have the right colors to mix my own. There is a light missing that calls for part "L-2". Unfortunately, there is no sprue "L" and I can't locate the part, on those provided. The drawing is to vague to scratch build the aperture.









This kit is a real pig, as parts don't fit as shown and some finer pieces don't line up, with each other. While prepping for a pin-wash, a large brown recluse visited me. I found another one that was dead. So, no more modelling till I have my garage fumigated.

If I see this kit at the right price,

Nice job Matt, bad about them 8 leg critters, I watched one walking around years back that thought he was king. LOL
Also you get any Black widows,had a bunch of them here a few years back set up in the garage, another not afraid of squat critter.
My Mom got bit way back in time, took almost a year for her leg to clear up.
Bad deals they are, and not to taken lightly.

But that is looking good indeed.

I have left the tracks and running gear and a few details. Unfortunately, my Chinese rotary tool has died, after three years of service. So, the road wheels will have to wait; until my new tool is delivered, on the 25th. The side skirts are tacked on, with blue tack. I almost forgot the detrenching log. I will be cutting that out of the brackets as it doesn't fit. Should I chip the drums? Here are the photos:

Now all you need is the appropriate rebel applied camo with graffiti and slogans.

Some good examples here
http://sturgeonshouse.ipbhost.com/topic/754-syrian-tanks-at-war-some-pictures-and-words-between-them/