Hi guys,

Its me again, this is what I accomplished so far....I finished track assembly and it sure did give me some headaches... ...I still plan to add some stowage at the front and at the back. At the turret I plan to add camo netting at the side and at the barrel...

Your comments are very much appreciated...









I'm not sure if I will add some mud....hmmm.

Cheers

Arvin,
Looking very very cool. Just one thing the red/brown pastel on the road wheels and suspension just looks a little to red for my liking..........though this is probaly the photo

Hi Andy,

Its actually dark brown...but I'll probably lighten it a bit...thanks

Arvin I thought that may have been the case......keep up the good work

Hey Arvin ..Now that's the way I like em Nice and dirty ...Your weathering looks great .One question ..Where's your serial number on the other side? Also the 11 should be on the other side too..
Great job !.

Rick

Good job on the weathering Arvin, looks nice and dusty. I don't know if you want to put in in a specific era diorama, but I would not add any mud. I think you have captured the dusty appearance of the summer of 1944 (northern France?) perfectly.

Cheers
Henk

Hi Arvin, nice weathering, looks like that tank has done some serious miles on those dusty roads through Europe.

Rick, I did not bother to put a turret number on the other side because I was planning to put camo netting on the left turret side and it would probably be hidden. I also saw some actual Firefly Vc with only turret number only on one side, but they are very few...

Henk, I'll follow your advice about the mud, I'll probably lighten the brown dust a bit as Andy mentioned.

Thanks guys