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French BEEP

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DECORATION

With the help of Steel Masters articles (number 38, 40, 43), I have reproduced a resupply dodge from the armored regiment of the “Fusiliers Marins”, part of the second combat squad, first “peloton”. It’s name is Puma, and it is hand-painted. CF PHOTO Beep-deco-01

The registering is done with Verlinden dry transfers. The symbol of the first “peloton” is a dry transfer from ADV. It is applied on a small square of sheet metal from a floppy disk. The star and serials are Italeri decals. CF PHOTO Beep-deco-02

The Free French insignia and the symbol of the first squad come from an ADV sheet (thank’s Philippe !). The flag is a verlinden dry transfer. CF PHOTO Beep-deco-03

WEATHERING

The bottom of the vehicle was dusted with airbrushed Humbrol 29. The wheels received black pastel. The windscreen is also dirtied for a more realistic look. CF PHOTO Beep-deco-05

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About Frédéric Dété (kalliste)
FROM: HAUTE-CORSE, FRANCE


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