Gergo I really love the paint job you did, outstanding finish. Did you base the paint on a photo? I've never seen a russian tank with those colors.
Chris

Hi guys!

My name is Gergo Szaszko from Ireland. If nobody knows my name that's not an coincidental, couse I've made before only second world war's tanks. But it was a littlebit too much to see on every compatition, that again a new panther, tiger, kingtiger ect. So I started to read about modern things, but I was living too long in the past and the new thing didn't catch me so much, exept the modern russian things!
So couple a weeks ago I decided, that I start something. More than 4 years ago my friend Aron Vrbovszki gave me a photo about a T-62. In the first time i didn't realise, that what a big treasure is in my hand. When I decided, I start to build a modern russian thing, my first thought was this photo. So let me share with you guys this and let's start this topic.







That's what I want to build. I was looking for better quality, but I didn1t find any. But I found another vehicle, just this is the 1972 version, mine is 1962!





First of all I started to build the suspension. I had to do for movable, couse I don't have a base at the moment, and I don't know how it will be standing on the ground. So I've made holes on the hull for first step, and I've made holes on the swing arms' end as well. But before I had to sealed the top of the swing arms, couse the trumpeter made all the suspension' halls with a half circle version!









I was making the welding. And I also started the turret.









I thought, I won't change the back part of the hull, but I heard, that it's inaccurate. I thought, I don't mind, but the mistake so big, that I can not ignore it, I will cut it and fix it. The turret also wrong, but I don't want to do another turret.













I see now on the macro photos, that I've made some mistakes, but I will fix it all of them. That's where I'm now, my next days off will be on Monday Tuesday, so I hope I can start the work with the P.E.

Thanks for read!