OK gents,

Here is the first pic of my entry to the campaign. I'm working on an Achilles TD and even with the PE set I bought for extra detail, the turret was still kind of bare so I decided to add my own detail to the turret.

YO!!!!... .Roll Call!!!!!
Where are you guys ....I left you for a month--(oops...2)....and I need to see whats going down --apart from my blood pressure
Drop a post on where you have got to in your builds --even if its just crept on to the bench ....curious that I am so come on ---
Just a few pics of my latest "lump"......




6 CUTTING AND SHUTTING MONTHS LEFT!
aye
BARV
(GOSMG)

That's a Bad A** dozer, barv. I followed the thread and photos the whole time, including all the drama.
My cranemobile is still in this one.
http://www.modelgeek.com/forums/96993&page=1

I'm glad this build is a year long. I need every hour of it.

What is this thing?

Look, what I found...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6a/Bagger-garzweiler.jpg

A nice project in 1/35.

Finally I started on the scatchbuilding phase of my built: using a resin transmission and a resin engine I try to "build" an interior to a PnzIV. (Not a complete one, though. Just enough to see through the hatches.) Hope it's still acceptable.

Hi folks, after a long time I have managed to build something else.

I decided to build another Tamiya Walker Bulldog, but used a different approach. I used the same aluminium from a soda can, lefover PE, some plastic rod and wire of different sizes, plus some kitbash and an aluminium barrel from Barrel Depot. Yet to do the canvas cover, I think I´ll use some tissue or kitchen foil as recommended by our Dark Side Lord and also best friend Barv

I wish to finished something like this, but with a mantlet cover though:



The pics:















Best Regards

update on Seabee Cranemobile with front suspension, no springs, coils, or struts !

my model in progress for this campaign is... or better ...are:
the 28 cms kurze Bruno and
the 24 cms Schwere Bruno
progress in scratchbuilt section of armorama

Hi, I havn't been posting much cos I didn't do much modelling this summer and the site is really slow. But finally, here's my finished ACUTR model, a Beaverette III in Irish army markings from around 1945. Everything that goes wrong with models went wrong with this (simple!) little thing, from messing up the paint and having to respray to seeing my home-made decals disintegrating in a bowl of water! It ended up with numbers from a different type of vehicle altogether just to get it finished. It's all built from styrene sheet with Calibre 35 resin rivets, tyres from a 1/32 toy range rover and the Bren from a Tamiya carrier.



This is my 2nd scratchbuild (to be honest, I was much happier with the first one!) but I'll be doing more for sure, if only cos I like these strange little armoured cars.

This little dude looks great, Bud1!

well done.

Hi all.When I first started this project I had only decided to do the Launcher part of the complete model. The concept was to do a Stand-Alone model of just the launcher part of the whole thing. Deciding on the scale was a little tough because I did not have any measurements of the system. The only thing I had to go by was a drawing of the missile canister. I took these measurements and scaled them down to various sizes, so it would be easy for me to make a choice. I had narrowed my choices down to 1 /35 and 1 /32 scale. So with the help of the few measurements that I got off the Internet and using once again, common 'deductive scaling' ( a new term I made up… the term is similar to 'deductive reasoning'), I decided on a scale closer to 1/32. The canister on the base is slightly larger than 1/32 but it was meant to be just a separate display for the canister.

The model is not 100% exact to scale, as my deductive scaling is not a hundred percent accurate. Close, but not exact. This is what happens when one does not have access to true measurements. One has to improvise like most of you do. So far the launcher is 98% finished. I still have another canister to be built that will be placed on the launcher itself. For now, I think this would do until further down the line when I am done with the second cannister to be placed on the mount.

Here is the WIP Shots of the build:

http://one-step-further.com/WIP/PatriotLauncherMountwithCannister/index.html

i have a big problem with my pc so i cant move any file at this moment
the final pics are there but the last pics are in forums scratchbuilt section under the next link:
i hope understand and next week i will upload the final pics of the 2 railguns on their rails...

https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/63212&page=1

thanks

No problem ----got a coupl on extensions --and still to find what I have done with the "award" flash ........ ....its in here some place ....may have to scratchbuild a new one..........
aye
BARV
(GOSMG)

No problem ----got a couple on extensions --and still to find what I have done with the "award" flash ........ ....its in here some place ....may have to scratchbuild a new one..........
aye
BARV
(GOSMG)

But... aren't we suppose to lose the flash? I always scrape it off then sand if needed.

ejm ejm....
what happened with the badge?

oh¡
as the area was scratch, te badge still under scratching process?

thanks