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Completed - Spanner's 1/72 PST Iraqi T54. Beowulf's Little Armour G.B. 2019

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Superb little kit from, at least to me, an unknown manufacturer PST. Great fit with very little cleaning up. Well recommended.
I just couldn't bring myself to wreck it, sorry.
I'll see if I can find something suitable to destroy before the end of this G.B.

All brush painted and weathered using Vallejo Model Air Acrylics, a pencil and some dry filler powder. I painted the Iraqi flag freehand using a diddy brush after first drawing the flag on to the turret with a pencil.
The base is made from scrap polystyrene. Kitchen foil, coffee stirrers, scraps of foam board suitably scribed, floor sweepings and half a crunched up weetabix make up the rest.

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Cheers all and thanks for looking.

Ron
 

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Tank looks very exporty. Love the base. PaulE
 
Ron,
Another excellent build from the spanner stable. Your knack for turning everyday items into such great scenery never ceases to amaze me.
 
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Thanks Paul and Paul!

When my dad was trying his best to teach me some modelling skills all we had was everyday stuff, so I guess old habits die hard. Not that I want to change things...... :thumb2:

Not buying stuff also means more beer tokens.... :hungry:
 
Hi Ron
Echo Scottie. Up to your usual very high standard.
Jim
 
I ran out of superlatives for your builds many, many moons ago Ron! Another gem!
 
Thanks Paul and Paul!

When my dad was trying his best to teach me some modelling skills all we had was everyday stuff, so I guess old habits die hard. Not that I want to change things...... :thumb2:

Not buying stuff also means more beer tokens.... :hungry:

I’m all up for more Beer token Ron:smiling4: Cracking bit of modelling there sir...looks fab:thumb2:
 
The base is made from scrap polystyrene. Kitchen foil, coffee stirrers, scraps of foam board suitably scribed, floor sweepings and half a crunched up weetabix make up the rest.
Somehow I'm not surprised! You have a real skill at recycling oddments into works of art Ron.

Pete
 
Great work as usual Ron, base is sublime.
You have a soft heart, I have to keep myself from brewing them up!:dizzy:

Cheers, Jim:hugging-face:
 
Superb little kit from, at least to me, an unknown manufacturer PST. Great fit with very little cleaning up. Well recommended.
I just couldn't bring myself to wreck it, sorry.
I'll see if I can find something suitable to destroy before the end of this G.B.

All brush painted and weathered using Vallejo Model Air Acrylics, a pencil and some dry filler powder. I painted the Iraqi flag freehand using a diddy brush after first drawing the flag on to the turret with a pencil.
The base is made from scrap polystyrene. Kitchen foil, coffee stirrers, scraps of foam board suitably scribed, floor sweepings and half a crunched up weetabix make up the rest.

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Cheers all and thanks for looking.

Ron
Just a thought. Didn't you do a little Russian truck towing an AA gun last year which was from PST?
 
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Thanks lady and gents for your most excellent comments. I really appreciate every one of them and makes my day all the happier..... :thumb2:


Just a thought. Didn't you do a little Russian truck towing an AA gun last year which was from PST?

Dave, you're dead right, PST it was. I had a quick look at my past builds and I built them for the 'Under a Fiver' Cosford Challenge.
What a memory you have old lad. I can't remember much further back than yesterday!

Thanks again folks.
Ron
 
Thanks lady and gents for your most excellent comments. I really appreciate every one of them and makes my day all the happier..... :thumb2:




Dave, you're dead right, PST it was. I had a quick look at my past builds and I built them for the 'Under a Fiver' Cosford Challenge.
What a memory you have old lad. I can't remember much further back than yesterday!

Thanks again folks.
Ron

The way my memory's going, I have to keep checking! I don't suppose it'll be too long before I start asking for reminders of my name!
 
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