Excellent effects mate
Britsh 25 PDR. Field Gun & Quad Gun Tractor
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Incredible attention to detail.
Puts me to shame
Puts me to shame
STEVE... that is REALISM in scale... SUPERB... love it... give us MOOOOORE :smiling2::smiling2::smiling::smiling::smiling:
Hi Steve
That chassis reflects the hours and hours of skilled, patient work you have put in. It does look outstanding.
Jim
That chassis reflects the hours and hours of skilled, patient work you have put in. It does look outstanding.
Jim
Superb updates Steve, great work
Steve,
Excellent work I think the wheels in particular look superb.
Excellent work I think the wheels in particular look superb.
G
Lovely work
Superb close-ups, Steve. :thumb2: There's something about oils that give you that grimy look to working parts and engines. The chassis has the right amount of pounding that it takes from dirt, sand and stones...nice.
Cheers,
Richard
Cheers,
Richard
Hiya Steve,
Well I’m blown away again! Your oil work turns plastic into something quite different every time. Forget putting a top on...just leave the chassis as is mate:tongue-out3:
Well I’m blown away again! Your oil work turns plastic into something quite different every time. Forget putting a top on...just leave the chassis as is mate:tongue-out3:
G
It is possible that you can take to another hobby, like freestyle ironing and give us other chaps a chance.
I felt so dejected that I've sold my soul to the Devil .
Lucifer Race
I felt so dejected that I've sold my soul to the Devil .
Lucifer Race
Hi Everyone
I will try my best Greg, Many thanks
Thanks Jim. I was happy with the result also
Many thanks Mick
I did an SBS guide on how I did them Scottie If you are interested it can be found HERE
Cheers Dave
I would liked to have done more on the dirt but I think it would have over powered the look Richard. Like you I am happy with it as is:thumb2:
Now there's an idea Si. I will just add a seat at the back and away we go!:smiling2:
I nearly choked on my mornin cuppa when I read that. Brilliant mate:smiling::smiling5::smiling6::smiling3:. Many thanks John
I will try my best Greg, Many thanks
Thanks Jim. I was happy with the result also
Many thanks Mick
I did an SBS guide on how I did them Scottie If you are interested it can be found HERE
Cheers Dave
I would liked to have done more on the dirt but I think it would have over powered the look Richard. Like you I am happy with it as is:thumb2:
Now there's an idea Si. I will just add a seat at the back and away we go!:smiling2:
I nearly choked on my mornin cuppa when I read that. Brilliant mate:smiling::smiling5::smiling6::smiling3:. Many thanks John
John
He would just put PE on the iron I have a modest brother the same way he just can’t build a model out of the box he’s like Steve he goes insane with detail which is alright love to watch him work just like Steve
Great work Steve as always be careful you might out do yourself on this one
G
Lee caused by being the child of S of T the Master of the Black Art.
John.
G
Steve.
Can't offer any help I'm afraid on the truck. Would the battery go over one of the wings ?
John.
Can't offer any help I'm afraid on the truck. Would the battery go over one of the wings ?
John.
I simply can’t wait to see how Steve details the corrosion once he figures out where to put the battery
Steve
Sometimes they were in the floorboard on the passenger side but I don’t know on this vehicle
Sometimes they were in the floorboard on the passenger side but I don’t know on this vehicle
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