Welcome. My name is Martin and this is my first model after a long break. I'm going to use it a lot of techniques previously unknown to me
The model will be painted in the colors of winter 30th Tank Brigade Gurad no. 116 called self "Leningradets".


The construction of the model began about five months ago. I served as the base model AFV Club 35S57.
At this stage of the workshop is:




The interior of virtually all dry:

Wired engine:



I compare the wheels on the right and the left AFV Tamiya. AFV has completely screwed up the wheels so the decision fell to Tamiya. Of course, you will need to be a little better.


Forgive me for the quality of photos, but I tried to do the best I can.
Regards

Wiring is impressive. Good job so far. I like what you have done.

Agreed. Looking forward to seeing more.

Please don't ruin your interior work by painting the clear parts. It would make ME cry, if you do that. The interior work is spectacular!

Welcome back to the hobby, Martin. I hope you stay for good this time! Your wiring looks great! Please let us know if you need any help on the "new techniques." Best of luck and hope to hear from you soon!

Thanks, guys.
I still have yet to complete the wiring and turret fighting compartment. Certainly I'll report
Regards Grymson.

EDIT:
A and I'm sorry but I forgot to add that the scale of 1/35.

Colleagues need your help. Namely, I need pictures of the inside of a detail from the radio and the wiring, the gas cylinder and front wiring or tower.

Martin, welcome back to our Military modeling hobby. You're build to date is very impressive to say the least. Looking forward to your next update. I'll 2nd what Matt said about not painting over the clear plastic and hiding all that detail work you're doing.
Joel

Unfortunately, you have to worry that I'm going to paint it all but I'm not going to stick the two halves of the hull and turret top plate.

Great work so far. I've always admired this particular model and you are doing it very well. Can't wait to see the next progression photos.


Jim
Large Scale Armory

Looks great Martin. Im glad you will paint it ... this transparent shell thing is nothing more than a gimmick in my opinion .... never looks right, and especially as some details are not correct or complete in the inside.

No one has a picture inside the tower and fighting compartment? : (
Once again, please help, will soon come to me and fit the compressor to complete the model
Regards

Welcome.
As I needed an antenna to your T-34 and available on the market were not very interesting I decided to do it alone with melted and stretched frame and the little piece of wire:


What do you think about it?

Your request is my command. This should help clear up the turret question. http://panzerfaust.ca/AFV%20interiors/t34a.html
The antenna looks wonderful! I can't seam to master stretching sprue.

It's made ​​antenna again and improved.
Yesterday, she came to me RB Model 35P13 missiles and is one small but. Namely, if from a set of is shorter and is mounted in a "something".
Here the comparison.

From the right: a complex and distributed from a set of bullet and cartridge case.

The question is how they are mounted on the side walls? In such thing as kits or rather the same bullet and clips?
What types of missiles were mounted on the side walls? The set is probably exasperating, piercing, and even a one.

Tomorrow I'm going to go after the paints. And the last question, which company to choose?
Personally, I have been instructed to Humbrol.

Invoice tower made​​.



As for the first time probably went bad.

Invoice improved.



Now what do you think?

A long time I was not here, no inspiration but fortunately came back and these are my two day scribble.
I finished wiring the fighting compartment:




Turret:





Also destroyed some bandages wheels:



And a little question. Namely, that the engine should have only filters for range (multicyclones) and also this directly on the engine (cyclone). I read on some forums that were not installed at the same time.



Regards

Remarkable interior detail work. Haven't ever seen a See Through hull yet.

Hello after a long break from our hero. Too much has changed.
And now the current state:











Before painting I just earn some extra hooks for shots. Has anyone an idea how to? Maybe someone has the disposal or knows a small set that contains these hooks?

Regards
Martin G.

Hi.
I have two quick questions about the original.
Throw a clearer photo of the main "Hero"


1. Do you think that the wheels are painted in a colour of the Russian Green or simply are so dirty?
2. My attention caught the hatch. Namely, is also in green and here the question whether only hatches or entire upper plate.


Best regards.

Hello after another with long gaps . In moments of inspiration continues to work .
So far the foundation has been laid Surface 1000 ,Pactra A32 and A47 Pactra . Brought out a few details of the interior and all them . I've got a lot of work yet to achieve the desired effect .







And in all its glory


Obviously airbrush painted .

Regards
Martin G.

Little update:

Hi Martin,

Very nice job, thanks for update. I like how you manage the turret to simulate the casting.

Very long project anyway... Hope to see the baby completed soon...

Beautiful work, beautiful subject... but I think more of the turret roof is painted than thought. Look at the periscope? I feel the hatch white paint has 'worn' off because you STILL need it against air surveillance too, not just land forces.

So I would look for more evidence, color plates and reference photos.


That's just my opinion. I think what you've done is marvelous so far.





Jeff