Cheers mate appreciate itvery nice
just shows its possible to turn an really old kit into some thing nice
Cheers mate.You turned into a very good armour modeller in no time!!!
Very well made Jack!
I've got nothing at all to criticise your paint and weathering either, just bloody well done mate!
The only sad thing are those ancient vinyl tracks with that sad joint... But a couple splashes of mud will hide that in no time and you made the right choice of joining the halves on the bottom side, for that reason.
Your Stalingrad diorama will be a good looking one with this and the German halftrack for sure!
The humbrol enamel tins? I have hundreds of those if only I knew.You are correct with regards to paint on those ancient vinyl tracks, you need Tamiya paint, or the really old-school Humbrol stuff, in order for it to stick.
It all depends on how big you make your diorama, but you're right it might get a bit crowded with too many vehicles? Not that it's going to stop me on my Schwerer Gustav build but that's going to be huge!
Good luck with all the modelling!!! (not that you need it but anyway...)
Cheers mateI'm with Jens on this one Jack.
You really are improving with your modelling work.
At this rate you'll be painting like Lester Plaskitt in no time.
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