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  • RonGlass
    • Apr 2018
    • 801

    #61
    Originally posted by Tim Marlow
    That’s looking very well lived in Ron. Excellent stuff :thumb2:
    Thank you Tim ! :relieved:

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    • RonGlass
      • Apr 2018
      • 801

      #62
      Originally posted by rtfoe
      These are cute and compact to build Ron and you've managed to detail it too. Idea of being abandoned is good. Always lurking.

      Cheers,
      Richard
      Glad you like it Richard, Thanks !

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      • RonGlass
        • Apr 2018
        • 801

        #63
        Originally posted by John Race
        Looks good Ron .
        Oh can I come of the naughty step now please .
        Ah, so THAT'S where you"ve been John ! Well as long as you think you've learned your lesson...:tears-of-joy: I have a special treat in store just for you, after this build, so long as you can behave yourself. Here's a little hint....

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        • RonGlass
          • Apr 2018
          • 801

          #64
          Originally posted by minitnkr
          Great work Ron. An evident reason to abandon would be cool. It doesn't have to be catastrophic. Just a thought w/first cuppa.
          Hiya Paul ! The hood will be opened to display the engine and to hopefully suggest engine problems, so there's that.... and I'm hoping to think of some loose item or two besides the spent MG rounds, to place either in the half track or littering the ground nearby... perhaps a map or satchel of a Staff Officer....

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          • RonGlass
            • Apr 2018
            • 801

            #65
            Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
            Been following along, quietly, from my cheap seat Ron .....
            .... But I have to break radio silence after that last set of pics mate!!
            ... Absolutely lovely work on that interior,both engine compartment and cargo area :smiling3:
            Can't get my head around covering some of it up.... Such a shame!!
            Superb stuff buddy....
            Andy,(Now settling back into my cheap seat :smiling3: )
            Aw, C'mon Andy !! Man, no Space Rock pal of mine is going to sit in the cheap seats !! That's for Commander Race when he's up to his hijinx and shenanigans !! Next time let me know and I'll make sure you have a back-stage pass Buddy !

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            • RonGlass
              • Apr 2018
              • 801

              #66
              Originally posted by Mini Me
              I'm with Paul on the reason for leav'n.......simple blood trail would do.......or whatever.
              Saaayyyyyyy !! Now THAT's a thought !! I like it !

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              • RonGlass
                • Apr 2018
                • 801

                #67
                Originally posted by Strenko J
                Ron all looks good to me as well and a shame to cover some of it up for sure. What product did you use for the fuel stains?
                Hi John ! It's a ready-made solution-in-a-pot from MIG Ammo that I'd picked up 5 or more years ago but never got around to trying it. Since it's so old, I'd worried that it would be too 'syrupy' to clean off, but the stains on the valve cover and transmission cover wicked off easily with a brush dampened in mineral spirits. Seems to be working also near the fuel filler. Will re-apply more thoughtfully...

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                • Mini Me
                  • Jun 2018
                  • 10711

                  #68
                  A further thought about debris or scatter items......perhaps a tipped up Kraut helmet on the ground with a nice round hole through one side....morbid, yes......effective, yes...........sure would tell the story. Sorry Ron, I'm off to see Matron....:tongue-out2:

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                  • RonGlass
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 801

                    #69
                    Getting there.... haven't ventured into the weathering process for quite a while and one thing that reminds me is, how much a tendency I have to over-do the effect. I love the beaten-up, lived-in, fought-in look, but restraint is an issue in my modeling at this stage. Instincts tell me to stop here and finish the assembly. Any observations / advice is welcome and helpful, please. Regarding my markings, I know the tactical icon is appropiate for a tank but not necessarily a halftrack ; this is Plan B after the first decals didn't apply very well. And the radio wiring is not accurate, just my representation. I decided on this to add some interest. Hope you all like it thus far !
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                    • Jim R
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 15799
                      • Jim
                      • Shropshire

                      #70
                      Hi Ron
                      Looking great. I rather like the used and abused look. Many popular and effective weathering fashions look stunning even if not totally realistic.
                      Jim

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                      • RonGlass
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 801

                        #71
                        Originally posted by Jim R
                        Hi Ron
                        Looking great. I rather like the used and abused look. Many popular and effective weathering fashions look stunning even if not totally realistic.
                        Jim
                        Thank You Jim ! Once on a small dio base I think it'll blend well with its setting

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                          #72
                          Originally posted by RonGlass
                          Ah, so THAT'S where you"ve been John ! Well as long as you think you've learned your lesson...:tears-of-joy: I have a special treat in store just for you, after this build, so long as you can behave yourself. Here's a little hint....

                          Brill, front seat booked please Ron .

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                          • Mini Me
                            • Jun 2018
                            • 10711

                            #73
                            Fantastic......I would love to be able to get close to that level of detail in my "halftracks", but they are just too d*mned small! beautiful job on this so far Ron. :thumb2: Rick H.

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                            • Steve Jones
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 6615

                              #74
                              Awesome work Ron. Really enjoying watching this build come together. Keep it comin my friend

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                              • outrunner
                                • Apr 2019
                                • 2420

                                #75
                                Very nice!

                                Andy.

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