Hello
Here yet unfinished model ( little became ad finem ) executed from cardboard + resin parts . Critic miles seen . I look for pictures Mark of V of mountain ( Vent , bracket , etc).
Best regards - Andy

hi Andrzej! do you have any photos of the complete tank? these ww1 tanks have long been a favourite of mine (although i mainly model aircraft!) i have an emhar 1/72 mark IV in my stash along with an A7V kit. for a cardboard and resin kit i thought it was made from metal, exellent work, can't wait to see the finished article

Model does not it be glue together yet . I took a picture a moment ago folded model only .I wait until form will be finished in order to to cast superstructure and really set will be then . Yet a bit things lack , but this already almost end .More pictures on My Workshop ..
Best regards - Andrzej
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Now that is an impressive and massive piece of work!

Hi Andrzej

Great to see more pics of your masterpiece

A truly stunning piece of work , the detailing on the rivets , nuts and bolts plus the paint chipping and worn textures you have achieved is truly impressive

I look forward to seeing further progress


Ian

That is superb! I love the burnishing on the sponsons. The texture looks spot on. How long has it taken to build this beast?

Very good work, I have been impressed a lot every time I see the progress you have made.

Good work

AJ

I greet ...
And here glued and freshly dirtied .. I will improve mud tomorrow and take a picture on the sun several .. I began model building in February 2006 ....
Best regards - Andy ..

Looking good Andy

How big is that beast length height etc ????

I know the Tadpole I bult looked pretty big even in 1/35th

Ian

Wow Andrzej. Thats awsome. That tank brings a tear to my eye. Unreal. Great work

Brian

Hello all
I thank for answer ... Model it is debts on about 54 cm ... A moment ago I took a picture on the sun several .. A bit parts are makable yet , but I think that and it looks well so ...
Best regards - Andrzej

Hello
Several new changes of part on pictures - the oil reservoirs , taps and tow hooks:)
Best regards - Andrzej

if you had said the close up pics were of the real tank i would believe you!
thats a seriously nice model you've built there, nice one!

I agree Phil , its so realistic looking you would think you are looking at a walkaround of a real MkV

Fantastic work Andrzej


Ian

What incredible work, Andy! WOW! It gets more amazing every time you post new pictures!

I do have some questions and a couple suggestions offered to the master ...

What did you use for rivets and bolts, etc... ?

One thing that you may wish to consider is the red-white-red identification marks that were used on the top of the driving cabin and, I believe, the rear turret. Also .. the name of the tank is "Barrhead" from the 2nd Battalion, Tank Corps. Barrhead also had the unditching rail mounted, so that's something you might wish to consider.

Kerry

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That is truly incredible! It actually looks real as opposed to a model. Awesome work!

Awesome, unbelievable i had a little chuckle to my self when i saw this because it is so good the paint job is quality good work


redleg

Wow! Look at the detail! WWI tanks are neat, good work

I greet and thank for opinions ...The model it is not such difficult , it has only lots changes of thing which require time quite a lot ...
Nailcreek , I paint name very willingly , but it have not no picture , as and where ... white belts and red I paint , just problem ..
I after leave will make squares and beam yet .. I cast from resin Rivets and bolts , and cut out such tool for picture lower ..And here this check on chain - back finished model ..
Three things became ad finem - vent ,something odd for back superstructure and exhaust-pipe ....
Best regards - Andrzej

Hi Andy

The markings you need for "Barrhead" are on the decal sheet in the Interus Mark V Composite kit.

The ID stripes (white-red-white) markings are on the top of the driving compartment and across the top of the rear turret as well.

Your work is incredible!

Hello
Already finished Mark these are - ostatnie pictures of finished model .. I hope that oneself such model pleases to you from cardboard .
Best regards - Andrzej

Hey Andy,

This model would have to gow down as the most impressive work I have seen. EVER!

The close up photos are just fantastic. I had a hard time telling myself that it was a model I was looking at. I think a few photos in black and white would be really impressive!

Outstanding ,fantasic,stunning, in short F~#*£$g Brilliant,this has got to be one of the finest models I have ever seen,I'm now stuck for words

Andy