discussion COMPLETED...'The Wanderer'.....SDK. KFZ 234 - Wheeled Armour 2016 G.B.

[spanner570]

"Hals, France really is a beautiful country and when this nonsense is over, I'm coming back to buy this place. You can be my farm manager and poor Otto down there can look after the farm machinery, instead of trying to keep this heap of junk going!.....What say you Otto?"


"Ja, it would be a pleasure sir!" 


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I hope you will indulge me having a play, but I've posed the vehicle on my few surviving diorama bases.


Here are the pictures. I hope you approve folks...... 


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The freehand cammo. is brush painted with acrylics. Then no faffing about, just brushed all over with a well thinned grey wash. Scratch tarps, rope and greenery from the garden. A very inaccurate kit, but I'm not bothered one jot, I just enjoy building whatever is in the box....and just for fun.....


This vehicle was used for reconnoitering, so I've pictured it wandering about doing just that.....


The dream farm.....


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Wandering in the countryside...


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The village....


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"Any bread left, miller?"


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Back where it belongs!


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I hope you've enjoyed this little wander around the country side...


Cheers to all,


Ron.


Sorry, I can't get rid of these repeat images!!!!!!!


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[Snowman]

Love the B&W photo's!! :x


Excellent work! B|

 

[Guest]

That's a very good result from such an old kit Ron! Top job

 

[spanner570]

Thanks Boys,


For an old kit, although lacking in detail, it went together very well, with hardly any fitting required.


Glad it's past muster.


Cheers,


Ron