Its one of the toughest kits i've ever built. Really, not for beginners. But very exiting.
Little scared about painting job 4 this model))

Thank you))
But i'm getting little afraid of the amount of painting work on it. Realy. Base highlights + camo HL.. at least 2-o weeks only on base color))
I've realized the scale of the problem, after I've got in to))
As usual..

you're doing a 3 tone camo ?
Look at the bright side, for you're next Dragon kit I'll know what to expect...

I see you've already put all the equipment on the fenders.. next time paint them separately and add them after the camo paint.

Hi Guy, have you tried heating the p.e.? Heat it above a candleflame until it glows and changes color. After that it will be much softer and more pliable.

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Hi Guy, have you tried heating the p.e.? Heat it above a candleflame until it glows and changes color. After that it will be much softer and more pliable.

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I'll try it Ron, my fear is that the thin mesh will just burn up.

That looks like a lot of wheely small parts

I've never had a kit that had separate tires for the road wheels, but I like the idea. Must greatly simplify painting.

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Hi Guy, have you tried heating the p.e.? Heat it above a candleflame until it glows and changes color. After that it will be much softer and more pliable.

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I'll try it Ron, my fear is that the thin mesh will just burn up.

Some progress on my Mobelwagen, base coat and camo done, now onto barrel, rubber and details! I know the supports for the side armour wouldn't stand out like that, just put the armour up for painting and weathering.