Keep up the great work Dmitry! You make it look so easy

Thanks!

I continue to do a roof of the case of the tank:

We start manufacturing of a running gear.

The donor - model KV "Hobby Boss":



Cut off with KV and transferred on SMK:

Looking good so far.

Dmitry,

This is truly excellent work; very inspirational indeed. You have given most of us food for thought with what amounts to a tutorial on how to scratch build. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the final result.

Brian

I agree, excellent scratchbuilding skills Dmitry. I have a question for you, why not make a mold of some parts such as the turrets and cast them as a single piece of plastic or resin?

I have thoughts on making a copy of this model of resin. It should be the set for conversion of available models. But it - in the future.

I continue the work.

Made an exhaust system of the tank:







Established a gun in the main turret:

It's starting to look more and more like the monster tank. It's great seeing your work!

Thanks, Greg.

Unfortunately, time for a hobby doesn't suffice.

Gradually I continue to build this tank.

Established balance weights and skating rinks:

Continuation:

I continue.

Made towing eyes:

Hello, colleagues.

I continue tank assembly.
Result today:

Oh, that is looking Sooooo Goooood!! Great work!

Thanks!
I continue the work:

WOW!

Another great job Dmitry!

I wonder if some companies would be interested to use your models as masters for serial products.

If Dragon has produced a "German paper panzer series" why don't it make a series of Soviet subjects?

Congrats indeed and many thanks for sharing

I continue work: I established a gun in small turret.





So the model now looks:

Getting down to the finish line now. This is going to look fantastic when you finish it.

Mauro writes:


It'd be nice if some one picked up the slack. You'd think with the old kits for the T28 and T35 going for $60 to $100 it'd be enough incentive to put out new kits of these and others, like this one.

Hello.

I continue the work:










So the tank looks today:

That is one great looking model. The level of detail is on par with a 1/35 tank

S

Excellent build. Reminds me of the old "Basic Techniques, Advanced Results" articles in Fine Scale Modeler. Hopefully this inspires more people to scratchbuild.

Colleagues, thanks for a positive assessment of my work. I will continue.

I continue:








So the tank looks now:

I truncated cables: