My First Scale Tank.
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Looks good, though if you’re thinking of doing more work on the wheels, then I would suggest making the running surfaces (but not the side walls) black, because that’s where the dirt would get rubbed off by the track.
Also, interesting name. Are you sure you don’t want to be building warehouse vehicles instead of tanks?
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Yep,
Not too shabby for a first attempt there
Obviously some lessons to be learned for your next one,but all in all,a nice result.Comment
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Looking good Kyle. Don’t think there is much wrong with the colour of the running gear myself. If that’s your first attempt you are doing well. What’s next?Comment
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Hi Kyle
Two important observations. Firstly you're happy, which lets face it a hobby should make us happy, and secondly you have learned lessons to take on to your next build.
You should be pleased with your model. I'll echo Tim - What's next?Comment
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Well thanks guys XD
That's a good point! lol I might go back and pick that out, unfortunately I've glued the wheels in place so that might be really awkward. Haha I wouldn't mind doing a 1:35 forklift tbh :PLooks good, though if you’re thinking of doing more work on the wheels, then I would suggest making the running surfaces (but not the side walls) black, because that’s where the dirt would get rubbed off by the track.
Also, interesting name. Are you sure you don’t want to be building warehouse vehicles instead of tanks?
I just had that lying around and thought it looked better than nothingKyle - the model is looking very good :thumb2: - I would say the base should reflect the wheels, ie the wheels/tracks have picked up brown dirt/dust, but the base doesn't show any of the same colour
Dave
I have zero experience doing diorama type bases unfortunately... for now.
As for what's next I'm working on a t72m1 at the moment, much bigger and doing camouflage is quite fun. But building the external Fuel tanks was definitely an exercise in frustration.Comment

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