Found some refs for my 250 projects. Lower pic provides some color. HTHs
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Top work Scottie, it's amazinmg how those little additional touches to detail realy improve the overall look.SteveComment
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B hell paul The radio work is sublime.You got some patience Staff.Looks marvellous bud.Comment
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"Broad sword calling Danny boy..." in German of course. The radio works right Scottie?
Did the crazy frame with wire for my Hanomag too...lucky no visit to the doctors for me.
Blimey, if it's not etch it's something else you've added...nice.
Cheers,
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still plodding along. I want to have the back door open so I had to improve the detail a bit. So all the moulded detail was removed and new added. The door will be added at the end so I don't keep knocking it off.
also added some personal kit before I put the top on. I will touch these up a bit later.
cheers
Scottie
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Door detail looks brilliant Scottie!
NickComment
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....something....oh, and the pith helmets and map are nice touches...Comment
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Honestly running out of superlatives. Your skills, patience and attention to detail are the tops.Comment
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The hull is coming along slowly. All the major panels are in place and I have been adding the external detail. I replaced the front with some plastic sheet as I just couldn't get the kit part to sit correctly, probably something I did earlier in the build.
I relaced the locker with a scratched one with some brass sheet, simply because I wanted to show it open.
I added the weld detail to the back, it is a bit big for the scale of the armour plate but it is better than the kit detail.
cheers
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Some of the pioneer tools have been added, the others will go on after paint. I didn't like the jerry can carrier at all, so it was off to the etch odds and sods box. With a mixture of etch and brass sheet cut into strips, which were then folded into angle strips I cobbled this together. I found a good picture of the real thing then noticed it was a picture of the Ardler and not Grief. And they are different showing how field mods were made to suit.
The jerry cans are from the spares box as well as the kit ones don't have the spine running around the middle.
cheers
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Very nice indeed. Getting an angle bent in a long narrow strip of PE/brass strip is not easy.Comment
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Nice to see you getting on with Erwins ride mate.Jerrycan rack looks a great addition.Im still occupied doing nursing duties to do kits.I can observe from afar and read me magazines.Great work bud
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I have started on the stowage. One of the big bergen's had its moulded straps removed and replaced with thin pewter strips and etch buckles, I still have one to do
and some pictures of the nearly complete hull.
next pre shading and track building.
cheers
ScottieComment
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Some seriously good modeling going on here Paul. Brilliant.SteveComment
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That is coming along beautifully Scottie; love the 'touches'! (I really wish manufacturers of vehicles with radio would include, at least. a basic wiring diagram!)
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