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Old 09-04-2008   #11 (permalink)
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any tips for a new armour builder?

Richard
Drybrush! And don't make it too clean. The nice thing about armor is if you mess up, you can easily cover it up. Case in point; my Cromwell. The bag and box on the rear fender are there to cover a gap I left because I got ahead of myself and didn't prefit.


Oh, thanks for the compliment.

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Old 09-04-2008   #12 (permalink)
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have you used any of the acurate armour accesories?

Military Models and 1/35 Scale Models by Accurate Armour

they do some great stuff. thinking of getting various bits and bobs for a little dio for the challenger. i think the water bottels are great!

prob use these:

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the SA-80 as i will get a few soldiers standing around, one whos put his weapon on the tank or something similar. It all adds up though...


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It's nice stuff. Too bad they don't make more in 1/48 scale.
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lol, for you. not me there are plenty of 1/48 bits as well, il search through my favourites to find them and post them later.

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Jeep with crew, and a scratch-built cart



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Howdy Bret,

Great looking work there!

I really like the scratch built wagon, did you draw up a set of "plans" for it or just "build it"?


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Just built it. Strips of sheet styrene, a toothpick(axle), and wheels from a 25mm scale ACW cannon.
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Another Jeep, and the finished dio;





and some different infantry with the Sherman;
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know how you feel my freind,I find it very frustrating,like you say wat the heck enjoy wat you do and be happy,
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