Chieftain Mk5 (Tamiya 1/35)

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Hi I hope you don't mind if I have another go and try and finish it.
Put together the turret, removed molding that I'll be replacing with some bling.IMG_20190923_210507183_HDR.jpg

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Thank you for looking in.
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Hiya Pete,
Cracking work fellah:thumb2: I think the Cheiftain is a sleek looking tank and it one that I have on my bucket list of kits to build:smiling4:
 
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Hiya Pete,
Cracking work fellah:thumb2: I think the Cheiftain is a sleek looking tank and it one that I have on my bucket list of kits to build:smiling4:
Cheers Si, though it's a old kit it goes together without any problems, no flash and hardly any horrible seam lines.
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Me to Pete. Its a great AFV to build. Looking really good. Much more construction to do before the hairy sticks come out??
 

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Looking good Pete. Well done so far.

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Good to see this Pete. This was the first AFV I built after a few decades of not modelling, it was a nice kit spoiled by some horrible seam lines.
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Sorry to say it's back in the box and heading for the bin, the photo etch is just one step to far for me now, need something a lot more simple to do.
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Don't bin it Pete, just finish it with the kit parts.
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Agreed, don’t throw it away — just put it back in the stash to continue on later, or finish it without the etched parts if you don’t think you’re up to using them.
 
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