Thanks Stanley, that takes the pressure off.

Cheers

Al

Great work going on here but my progress is slow so far the Staghound is all built and stowage all cleaned up and have just primed all the parts ready for painting hope to get more done soon

looking good kieth

All painted and loaded ready for some weathering crew built up and ready for paint few more bits of stowage to add and tie down more soon??

that looks great. what colour did you use to paint the staghound?
nice stowage

Hi Stan the paint used for the staghound was Tamiya Olive Green with a few drops of Buff mixed in to lighten it but it goes real dark when you put the Johnston Clear on so I have added a mix of Yellow Orche and white Oil wash. Then Over sprayed that with another coat of Tamiya Buff thined with screen wash then a good coat of Matt varnish to give it a flat finnish. the next stage is to dust it up using Mig Pigments aruond the lower hull and wheels and last some pin washed of Burnt umber and Raw umber to highlight the pannel lines then a few scratch marks here and there around the turret where the crew would climb about. Hope to get this all done by the weekend

Well I have finally got my camera up and working again so thought I would put these up. Hope it is alright for the campaign.





Cheers,
Nick.

thanks for that keith.
yes that is fine nick.

hello
i have quite literally finished my Challenger II today by applying weathering so i dont have any photos of in progress

i have some finished pictures here though of my Trumpeter Challenger II









I dont mind if it dosent qualify
just wondering if it would count

cheers

This is my finnished Staghound figures are 1 resicast and one Tamiya from the kit box . This will be added to a diorama I,m working on and the rest of the wheathering will be done when this is completed to tie it all in with the groundwork.

that looks really cool kieth, can't wait to see this diorama!

jack, i don't know, when did you build it? because i saw it in the constructive feedback forum with all your other models so i have no idea of when you built it.
stan

i built it about 2 weeks ago before i joined this forum
i was just wondering seeing as i have only just applied the weathering it might count

i dont mind if it dosent though

2 weeks ago, yeah i'm sure that would be fine.
stan

Looking good Keith....

ok so do i have to leave the pictures on here or is there somewhere i have to upload them

i have never done a campaign before and im not really sure how they work

cheers

You might want to read through this thread.
TUTORIAL: Armorama Campaigns

Hi all,

I update some new pics of my project Accurate armoure Coyote TSV

hi dung, thats looking really cool so far i would love to build one of these, but sadly don't have the money

Good choice Dung.....

@Hakan: thanks

@Stansmith: i've saved money for the long time

I just enlisted !

I'm going to do a Churchill Mk. III from AFV-Club!

Hi Keith and Jack,

Nice work Gentlemen.

Al

hi bas, welcome to the campaign and that sounds like a good choice aswell!
stan

Just a q uick update. Paint on and layer or two of Pledge on. Hopefully get to the decals soon enough then weathering. The green is more on the mark than what it shows in the picture.



Cheers,
Nick.

Fellow Anglophiles,
I have finally uploaded some photos for the campaign. I am working on the 1/35 Tamiya British Chieftain. I am adding the Eduard Chieftain photoetch and some bits from the On The Mark Chieftain photoetch - most of their parts are much to tiny and fiddly for my tastes!

I currently have the suspension completed and have added the engine deck screens and access handles. The handles were made from wire. A couple of shots follow:





I am also replacing the plastic tiedown 'lumps' on the side skirts with bent wire 'U's'. tedious, but they improve the look. I may use them to anchor netting, foliage, etc.



Hopefully, I will have some more updates soon.

thanks,
Stephen