Hey Paul, Fantastic job! You did a great job on the conversion and the paint job is really nice as well. Are you going to weather it up? The shovel looks a tad too silvery imho. Keep 'em coming Cheers, Bryan
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bison126
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Hi Trackjam, I second ex-royal. Very nice build, probably too clean at this stage but from time to time AFVs need to be cleaned If I may one point however, I think your spare track links could be less dark and more silver. Just my two (euros) cents
PS : will we see pics of the interior ?
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I will indeed be weathering the beast. However, I have to put it on the shelf for the time being to complete some other pursuits. I will attack the shovel and the spare track. Intersting on the track, I've seen Both the early track and the Diehl track on the glacis painted black or even green. (I have too links of 1:1 scale Diehl painted green) The stuff comes painted black from the manufacturer As it is spare track it would be new links not used (although the latter is possible) hence there would not be much shiny metal on it. If anything, it would have some rust. Here is an interiot shot before i closed it up:
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