Gary Boxall shares photos of his Whippet Mk A in Freikorps use after the end of WWI.

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The build is great. I really like how you weathered the track so some of the dirt still looks damp. You need to do a show and tell on that technique! Honestly the best I have seen done that way.

Really nice work and a subject that is not covered very sparingly. Do you have any plans on making the Mark V (I believe its a Mark V) or the A7V tank?

How did the change to TAKOM track go? My one complaint about the Meng Whippet is that the tracks are too fragile. Thanks.

A very good and realistic model. Your work is exemplary and inspiring for my own build.

Awesome build, congratulation great model.

Thank you all

Brenton - Mk.IV and A7V already completed.

Greg - just light application of dark earth pigments with a soft brush. Pigment fixer keeps it all in place.

Laramie - yep, Meng tracks aren't that good. I used the Takom drive sprocket as the Meng one isn't a good fit with the Takom tracks.

Nice stuff! Really like the weathering and the fact that there are no great streaks of rust from every bolt head like some insist on doing! Keep it up Gary, like it a lot!

This is fantastic - puts me over the line to get started on my WW1 Tanks... love the weathering - would love to read about the process.

Top Shelf work, as always, Gary!!!! The A7V rocks as well! Keep up the fantastic work, Mr. B!

With Regards and Aloha,

Johnny B.

very cool!

Nice shot! Great figure & tank, congratulations my friend!

Excellent work and a delightfully offbeat subject matter.

Thanks guys