well weathered! looks awsome, is this for a dio?

Have you considered using CA glue on the backside of bogie 1 and 3 after you flatten them out? I usually glue my 1 and 3 bogies solid when I build them unless I have a dio in mind

I love it. As soon as I get a chance (ie not in school), I plan on getting the M10 or M36. I know it comes with an interior, but is whats in your model included?

Jeff

Ooops... one more thing I wanted to inquire about, Garry. Your .50 looks fantastic! What paint colors and techniques did you use to finish it?

Thanks!

Hello Gary, I see you are getting along pretty good with your armor, a person couldn't even tell you used to only build floaty things. I still think you had to of used your airbrush on the back of that turret, if not that is some good brush work.

The only problems I seen are the things you pointed out with the tracks to tight binding the rear idler a little, but the other is not you fault, but scale, like Don mentioned about that .45 now that thing stretches clear across that seat.

That would make it look like a .45 to a grown up, the way it would to a 5 year old, it almost looks 1/32 or 1/24 scale, I don't know how that happened, but it can't set on that seat, it throws it out of wack.

When you look at that seat, you think of a standard seat, maybe them are just little seats, but it makes that .45 look like a giant.
Keep up the good work, you been doing a real good job.

Best Regards Kerry

Great looking model there.. what would you say was the hardest part during the assembly phase.. I love the U.S. Tank Destroyers and will be working my way up to this one.. just as soon as I decide to finish the Academy M-10 i have waiting...