Scotties Bergpanzer Buffalo.

[Guest]

Its no wonder I prefer to show and build wreaks , just can't reach that level of skill. Most impressive Paul, can see why you were an armourer:thumb2:

[Airborne01]

Its no wonder I prefer to show and build wreaks , just can't reach that level of skill. Most impressive Paul, can see why you were an armourer:thumb2:

...that explains so much ...! :surprised:
Steve

[vizenz]

Next The angle indicator should have been glued into place, but given I don't know yet ay which angle I will pose it at I drilled through the jib and fixed the indicators both side to a piece of copper wire which allows them to move so I can position them later.

What, it only looks like that and doesn't work when you move the crane?
Shame on you, Paul, what a lousy construction! :tears-of-joy:

[Si Benson]

Can I get a tissue…..I dribbled a bit !

Superb details Scottie…..very impressive

[scottie3158]

Its no wonder I prefer to show and build wreaks , just can't reach that level of skill. Most impressive Paul, can see why you were an armourer:thumb2:

Thanks John, and you do it so well. I do miss that job.

...that explains so much ...! :surprised:
Steve

Cheers Steve. I hope you don't mean the insanity lol.

What, it only looks like that and doesn't work when you move the crane?
Shame on you, Paul, what a lousy construction! :tears-of-joy:

Andreas, you won't believe this but I did try and think of away to make it move by itself.

Can I get a tissue…..I dribbled a bit !

Superb details Scottie…..very impressive

Si, I dribble as well I think it must be an age thing :tears-of-joy:

[scottie3158]

Hello all, spent some time working on the hollingbones not sure if that is the correct spelling. The kit ones were very simplified. The vehicle is capable of raising and lowering the bones via a small winch on the rear of the vehicle, the crew viewing the procedure via a camera mounted on one of the legs. The moulded details were removed and then added from sheet, pewter and copper. One leg was replaced as the square box on the leg is hollow and secured by straps. This section was allow the cables to be run from the camera to the vehicle. The hook and cable details were also added that are completely missing from the kit.











The plug sockets were also added to the hull rear ready for the cable to be added later.




thanks for looking
Scottie

[Neil Merryweather]

plug sockets???????:confounded::confounded::confounded: :confounded::rolling::surprised::tongue-out2:

[Waspie]

Bloomin' amazing, (as usual with a Scottie build). Just amazing.
Methinks I need some 1 -1 tuition on all the magical detail you keep on putting into your builds. Even close up they look just perfect.

[Guest]

It's coming along very well, exceptional detail and replacement of kit details, I like it a lot...

[scottie3158]

plug sockets???????:confounded::confounded::confounded: :confounded::rolling::surprised::tongue-out2:

Hahaha yes mate.

Bloomin' amazing, (as usual with a Scottie build). Just amazing.
Methinks I need some 1 -1 tuition on all the magical detail you keep on putting into your builds. Even close up they look just perfect.

Thanks Doug, you don't need any tuition your wasp is proof of that.

It's coming along very well, exceptional detail and replacement of kit details, I like it a lot...

Cheers matey glad you like the changes.

[Waspie]

Hahaha yes mate.

Thanks Doug, you don't need any tuition your wasp is proof of that.

Cheers matey glad you like the changes.

I wish!!!

[scottie3158]

The spade received a bit of detail.



The front winch cover has been repositioned to allow for the additional armour.



cheers
Scottie

[Guest]

Are we looking at 1/35 here , either that or a very large Tamiya bottle Paul.

[Guest]

Just got this recommended to me by YouTube, which seems to fit here very nicely:

[vizenz]

Paul, as always, a feast for the eyes to watch your model building skills.