Interiors done. Note the White glue used for attaching the central column in order not to damage the Painted areas.

Adding more external details.

Interior looks great. That is some dirty tread plate.

Thanks mate!I've used Humbrol enamels, The Detailer washing products (for metalizers), and some acrilics for highlights.
Top of the hull, done. Some pieces are resin copies made by me in order to save time.



External turred done.



Model done.

Those are some serious scratchbuilding skills... well done!

Cheers,
Mario

Hvala Mario!

Primer is on the model.Looking for some chips and for having a better paint grip.



This is the Verlinden resin base simulating a square pavement. That's what I need!



The result after some light coats of light grey.

Humbrol green is on (116 if I'm not wrong).Preshading job made with dark green then green and a final touch with greebn + tan (in the middle of each panel or surface).
After some hours some details have been Painted using the Italeri vinilic paints.

Model done after some washing (with oils) and drybrushing jobs. The final pics show the SIDAM taking part of a display in a ceremony in the middle of a square or barrack.
I hope you like it.
Cheers
Maurizio

Maurizio,
there is something wrong with your vignette.

You should have at least one bella ragazza "dating" with this brave soldier ?

Nice job for a very interesting scratch project.

Olivier

Very nice. Impressive with the interior.

Thanks mates!
...the girl is coming, she's a little bit late as usual...
cheers
Maurizio

A really interesting build and great looking result! I'm planning to build the turret in 20mm later this year so it was neat to see how you tackled yours ....

cheers
Brent

Thanks mates!
cheers
Maurizio