discussion A13 Mk.I/Cruiser Tank Mk.III

[Graeme C.]

The detail on your build is impressive Artyom, you must have a lot of patience.:thumb2:

 

[Neo]

The detail on your build is impressive Artyom, you must have a lot of patience.:thumb2:

Thank you,Graeme! I've almost lost my patience with this model. I need a final effort.

 

[grumpa]

Amazing amount of micro-detail my friend.
Your passion for accuracy is nothing short of awe inspiring.

Jim.

 

[Si Benson]

Outstanding work as usual Neo. Bad news with the accident but good to see that you managed to sort it :thumb2:

 

[Neo]

Amazing amount of micro-detail my friend.
Your passion for accuracy is nothing short of awe inspiring.

Jim.

Thank you Jim! As always I try to do my best but sometimes I get lazy and do an average variant of details.

 

[Neo]

Outstanding work as usual Neo. Bad news with the accident but good to see that you managed to sort it :thumb2:

Sometimes such things happen. Thank you Si! I was lucky that only chassis has been damaged.

 

[Neo]

Past few days I was working with lights on fenders. I suppose my variant is better that the kit's one. Unfortunately they are too small so I need to fill the gaps which I may only see on photos. And I need to "switch them on" with cables and make some bracing on lights rear.

 

[Mini Me]

Just Beautiful!

 

[scottie3158]

Lovely work.

 

[Neo]

Thank you,friends! Now I should be more careful with model. Too many little parts already.

 

[Steve Jones]

Stunning detailing on the fenders. Great to see

 

[Neo]

Stunning detailing on the fenders. Great to see

Thank you,Steve!

 

[adt70hk]

Oh my word!!!

 

[Neo]

Some little update. I have almost finished headlight box,added more bolts on a front. Those fire extinguishers are really headache. I've made only one yet.
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[Steve Jones]

The fire extinguisher is a thing of beauty. Well worth the effort.

I notice your rivets and bolt heads are in straight lines and evenly spaced. However there are no guide markings. Do you measure the spaces out then remove the pen /pencil lines or do you use the dot method underneath the rivet/bolt heads?? Many thanks in advance

 

[Si Benson]

its all looking really good dude :thumb2:
Your work is very neat and I love to see all the different materials used
If it where my build I’d leave it unpainted!

 

[Guest]

Superb work.

 

[adt70hk]

As always your attention to deal leaves me speechless!

 

[Neo]

The fire extinguisher is a thing of beauty. Well worth the effort.

I notice your rivets and bolt heads are in straight lines and evenly spaced. However there are no guide markings. Do you measure the spaces out then remove the pen /pencil lines or do you use the dot method underneath the rivet/bolt heads?? Many thanks in advance

Hi,Steve! I still have to make second one. It is a good aftermarket.

Oh, thank you! But they are not such straight :smiling5: I often use little ruler and such instrument. I don't know how it will be in English. And a sharp pencil of course. This instrument helps me a lot.
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[Neo]

its all looking really good dude :thumb2:
Your work is very neat and I love to see all the different materials used
If it where my build I’d leave it unpainted!

Thank you,Si! I like to use different things. They help to see all modifications and upgrades.