WWII JEEP.

[eddiesolo]

While still faffing with a dio I decided to finish off a 1/48 WWII Jeep, inspired by a new members' BBDave's avatar.

Si

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[Alan 45]

Looks good mate what kit is it ? I was going to say tamiya but some of the detain looks a bit ropy not your excellent weathering I might add

[eddiesolo]

Not sure as it was one I bought years ago, made up and left. Just messed about with it and slapped on a coaster lol. Weathering is a bit off, heavy handed in places, also it still drying, but was inpatient lol.

Si

[Alan 45]

I like it mate it looks like it's gone through a lot of muddy puddles

[monica]

great little build Si, nicely weathered ,well done

[Guest]

The weathering is great in my opinion, great build Si.

[Guest]

Nowt wrong with that great little build.

[Guest]

Yep that's a very nice build there Si - it looks really good in the grass!

[Lee W]

The usual quality and standard from yourself Si

Lee

[BBdave]

Excellent they're born muddy! i do miss my jeep. ought to get myself a kit and build a replica.

Dave

[flyjoe180]

A nice little build Si, good job.

[Guest]

How did you do the grass Si?

[Guest]

Very nice one Si!

Don't seems a 1/48 model excellent weathering as well!

Cheers

[eddiesolo]

How did you do the grass Si?

It is just modelling scenery Richard, I prefer Jarvis (make) grass as it doesn't clump-ideal for a first covering. I just use a diluted PVA and apply to the base and then sprinkle on the grass, to build it up just wait until it dries and then add more PVA and more grass-you get the bumps etc.

Si

[eddiesolo]

Ta guys, glad you like it.

Si