Ryefield Models M1240A1 M-ATV

Mr Bowcat

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Morning chaps,

Progress has been a little slow of late as I have been involved in another (lathe) project, but I pushed forward a little more this weekend.

The cabin is now more or less completed. The seats, dash/firewall and rear wall have been added along with some of the components for the engine side of the firewall. I have added some more cabling around the roof of the cabin for the various electronic components, again artistic licence was used here to try and add some interest.

I added some chipping to the racking & steering column, and ingrained dirt around the footwells & floor, followed by a general dusting of sand pigments. I'm not sure if I'm happy with this yet so may go back over it again.

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I couldn't resist a quick dry fit of the cabin, and as expected you will have to look hard to see a lot of the detail.

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Jim R

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Hi Bob
Quality like this takes time so no worries about slow progress. That cabin looks superb and the weathering looks spot on to me.
Jim
 

adt70hk

I know its a bit sad but I like quickbuild kits!!!
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Bob

That is a quality job already.

Very well done indeed.

ATB.

Andrew
 

Tim Marlow

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That looks fabulous to me. Really cool details set off by refined weathering :thumb2:
 

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Bob

I think you can see your internal details just fine, and they are very well done.

John
 

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Morning chaps,

Progress has been a little slow of late as I have been involved in another (lathe) project, but I pushed forward a little more this weekend.

The cabin is now more or less completed. The seats, dash/firewall and rear wall have been added along with some of the components for the engine side of the firewall. I have added some more cabling around the roof of the cabin for the various electronic components, again artistic licence was used here to try and add some interest.

I added some chipping to the racking & steering column, and ingrained dirt around the footwells & floor, followed by a general dusting of sand pigments. I'm not sure if I'm happy with this yet so may go back over it again.

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I couldn't resist a quick dry fit of the cabin, and as expected you will have to look hard to see a lot of the detail.

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That is some stunning paintwork already Bob!
 

JR

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Late again, sorry . Bob your paint work and detail is on another level. The engine alone would make a superb model .Really impressive.
 

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Bob,
Well my flabber is gasted, what a great build so far, and the attention to detail is a credit to you. Will now go and sit quietly at the back and watch this masterpiece come together.
Mike.
 
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