This was my entry for the past DMOM competetion, I would like to show some more pictures. please do coment.

great build, I really like the chipping, is that the Tamiya kit?

Excellent work, Jacob. I, too, like the chipping-- understated, not crazed.

My one suggestion would be to add a little "dirt" to the decals, as they seem very clean to my eyes. The pig probably should be trussed-up, too. There's one included in I believe a Miniart motorbike kit. But overall those are minor quibbles with an excellent build.

Jamal: Yes, it's the Tamiya kit. If you're thinking of building this kit, I can only say "go for it!" It's a great kit.
Bill: I agree on the decals' brightness, but in real life, they're a bit darker. I think the pictures came out too bright, probably becuase of too much flashlight. I really ought to learn to take better photographs. I think this might be the same problem with the pig. But thank you anyway, I like it when people gives good and constructive feedback, like you always do.
Jacob

Jacob, Nice kit, great chipping, maybe a little more on the "hoops" on the cargo bed taking the tarps off and on would create wear. The tank road wheels IMHO would crush the wooden crate. I also think that the road wheels wouldn't be in pairs but seperate but not sure about that. Love the rust on the exhaust manifold. I wish my Famo looked as nice as yours ! Thank You for sharing with us ! Tom

Ivanhoe6: You're right about the hoops. Haven't really thought of that, but ofcauce, they would be worn. About the Pz. IV wheels, I don't really know how much they weigh, but I don't think they're that heavy.....Maybe But I'm quite sure they come in assembled state. I agree, that Panther and Tiger wheels come seperate, but Pz. III and IV wheels seems to be delivered in pairs.
Jacob

The pig really adds a touch of realism.

Actually not, I suppose First, it needs weathering badly. Second, it wouldn't stay there for long. Killed pig would be more transportable.

The model itself is 1st class.

Paint chipping and rust???

Ah yes, what is a proper pig without paint chipping and rust

Jacob: Your FAMO looks great, and I particularly love the weathering on the tires, tracks, and wheels/sprockets. The one thing I would suggest apart from anything else mentioned here is to add a bit of detail to the engine. It would benefit with a little extra detail around the carb(s), some wiring, a bit of stain around the the carb(s) on the intake manifold and around the oil filler caps, and any hose clamps if needed. Normally I wouldn't worry about this, but the engine is a very prominent feature of this particular vehicle.

Good build, i'm currently doing a 72nd version of the FAMO, what paints/processes did you use on the tracks?