I finally finished my Dragon Wagon - it only took 2.5 years from start to finish...












More photos and information about the model on my website: http://vodnik.net/pages/DW/DW.htm

Very nice, I'm at about 1.5 years with my M1070, hoping to make bookends with that and my Dragon wagon

Well worth the wait, I'd say. Looks like you enjoyed building it. The Sherman may be a little too glossy. I note the reflection, on the turret.

It's not that glossy in reality - it is just a result of bright direct sunlight reflected from the smooth semi-gloss surface straight into the camer lens...

Also only the upper areas of the tank are so clean and semi-gloss - the lower parts of the hull and the suspension are much flatter (dusty).

Oh, and in fact the reason for this project to take so long was that I actually lost interest in it at some point... It was just a bit overwhelming and not that much fun anymore. I finished a few other models during this build, but this one was progressing very slowly...

Wonderful work, love the subtle weathering!

Great work Pawel.. I need to get back to mine one of these days ..

Rick

Great job!

I'm not the first to say it, but man thats awesome

Very nice! I still haven't started mine yet. I have three different tank transporters and I want to have a display case set up before I start on any of them so they will be protected. I plan on starting this as my first build of the three.

Too glossy like this eh? it is rather frustrating to botch up such a good build only to have subpar photography skills ruin an otherwise great model.I am referring to my build that received the same comment.Your model is very good,strong work.

Thanks a lot for all your comments!

Amazing work!!!!!!!!
Congratulations

That's the only sane way to tackle a project of this size. Great work!

Can only echo everyone else and say "great work". Love the weathering.