Hi,
here is my January MoM model. It is Tamiya's Dragon Wagon in 1/35 with loaded Panther. I used Eduard's PE sets for intrerior, exterior and trailer and for the Panther. I used Tamiya acrylics for the main color and pastels and artist's oils for washes and weathering.
Any comments and suggestions are welcome.

Excellent work Jiri. These days it takes a good truck model to get me interested, but this one I'd love to have on my shelf!
The overall build, paint and weathering is great., although the Panther looks a bit glossy. The 'keep off' legend is a nice touch.

Hi,

looks good, thanks for posting the pictures.

Al

Superb Dragon Wagon you've made Jiri. Would you believe it, I'm working on the same kit, even down to the same decals... Great minds think alike?
I like all the extra stowage on the trailer neck, and you have made it look very dusty. The only thing I would mention is the MG skate ring and the little derrick crane. The shiny parts look a bit to ... well shiny. I use graphite to give them a polished metal look.

Very good, a worthy entrant for MOM.

Cheers
Henk

Looks great! It's a clean build and you've done good job on weathring.
Only nit pick from me are seams on the tyres, well I guess it's too late to sand them smooth..

Cheers
Pedro

nice work!
it is good to see that an old country man is posting pics on this site.

Looks good. Thanks for the pictures. Sometimes I get intimidated by big projects and seeing photos like yours helps with the motivation.

Very nice build. Even nicer pin-up girl decal. I like the job you have done with mixing it up with a Panther on the trailer. Weathering and paint job all look very nice. Great work.

Cheers,
Salvo

Nice one Jiri!
I've built and painted mine as you may have seen from my posts..
I hope I will do as well as you did on the weathering ans paint details, and your work is definetly an inspiration!
Question on the towing, as I haven't finalized the one for my sherman either :
Are the 2 winches not used? Are they only used for the lifting on the trailer? I've had answers on this forum that they would stil be on when the tank is in the final position...

I agree on the tyres comments... Unless you have glued the whole thing, it is worthwhile considering a little sanding there... It adds a lot of realism!

Great job! How long did it take you?

excellent work... damn, it'l get harder and harder to vote this month!

Frank