I continue the construction of model of the JS-4 tank. I started doing wings regiments:
I remade wings regiments in forward part of model (I made as it is necessary on early JS-4 tanks). I established elements of fastening of wings shelves to the tank case.
Colleagues, thanks for the interest shown to my model. I continue. I made boxes for storage of tools, artillery accessories and personal belongings of crew. Also I made the container for oil.
On a turret I established elements which fixed hatches in open situation.
On the tank case I fixed a log.
Now the model looks so:
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AFVFan
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Well with the primer on it looks like a top class 1/35th kit ..... awesome skills throughout the whole project Dmitry!
cheers Brent
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Dmitry100
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Your build was simply breath taking. The amount of detail you put in to a 1/48th scale kit is amazing. Its also an inspiration to try new techniques. Thank you for sharing your build. Can't wait to see the finished build.
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khurasanminiatures
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What a fantastic model! I have a 1/100 scale (sometimes called "15mm scale") model of this vehicle coming out soon for wargamers to use in their gaming, but this one is much more detailed and impressive.