Thanks all.
John the Trumpeter plastic tracks I replaced the kit ones.

All washed , and paint tomorrow.

Primer on White and German Gray.
Might be hard to see it is white and Gray
Plus a coat of Tamiya flat to seal it.
Real paint tomorrow.

All painted, so a little weathering and finish the tracks.

One side tracks done.

Dont the Russian's plan to build a varient of this howitzer on the T14 chassis?
and speaking of the Armata when is zevzda realeasing the T15 IFV?

Ah... That first coat of primer or, maybe basecoat is always my favorite. Looks like a fun build and a nice alternative to the pricey Trumpeter kit.

Nice kit Matt really.
And yep that is the final coat.
Decals on, just need to seal, and one side of tracks about done.

Well one track on.







Color match

Second side about done.

A little closer, decals finished up.

Just put it together to see what will look like.
Last track done will paint and put on.

Put together almost done.

Really nice job Jeff !

Thanks Olivier.
Well calling this done and finished.
Yep about all.

Pros a nice kit,lots of small parts.
Cons well some parts do not key to well.
Other then that I give it a 95% as a kit.

Cheers

Jeff

Nicely done, looks like a nice kit.

Nicely done, looks like a nice kit.

Well executed.

I may have to pick one up.

Thanks to both, not a bad kit just one has to pay attention, to the parts, some have real delicate attachment points.
And they did leave out the two handles shown in the instructions on the kit, but never mention putting them on.Reason why no weathering most Russian ones are pretty dang clean, as no war so a lot of free time for painting, unlike say a T-34 in WW II days.Plus the May Day Parade,all nice and shinny.It does kind of cry out for some filters, pin washes, but that as the size, and amount of areas be longer then building it. And those little white spots are dust, I brushed it off but as to time of the year, any dust speck gets attracted to models. LOL


Cheers

Jeff