That´s in Greece I think, never seen such one before. Thanks for showing.

Viktor

Here are some pics of what I was able to get done tonight, I think I glued a part or two wrong though because I can't get the rear turret door that holds the radar equipment to shut all the way. Unless it's designed to be built with the door open and exposed. If anyone can tell me what is what, it would be greatly appreciated.

That's looking great G! Fantastic work on the interior details.

Love that gun truck Sal.

yeah according to the instructions I was suppose to put two antennas on the unit, one on the angle, and off to the side, and then the one standing straight up. I used styrene material in "Rod" form in .20 thousands material, I got the material from my local hobby town usa, it fits in the spot perfect and really looks the part. If I need to mount a antenna that's bending and when I'm trying to create the illusion of movement, I simply use 5lb test fishing line that's been painted black.

Gepards..Gepards everywhere...and mine sits stalled waiting for me to get back and get started on it again!

@Lonewolf--the desert camo looks great, very convincing. What's next on it?

@G--Wow, you completed your Gepard quickly. And did a great job in a small amount of time. Very nice pre-shading and color modulation. It's difficult to make a one-color paint scheme look realistic. You have a cute 'carpet monster guard dog'. I think my 10 week old puppy would be more hindrance than help in finding parts on the floor.
I have a few questions: Is that the turret starboard antenna mount I see sitting on the turret roof? Is that an alternate location for it? What material did you use for the antennae?

@Sal--lots of detail on your truck and gun. Looking forward to seeing it come along.

A reminder of where I left off. My trip has been extended a week. And between that and the new dog my bench time will be limited once I get home.



Keith