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Dragon - Sd.kfz 251/6 Ausf. C

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On closer inspection the "Rupert" (or whatever the Germans call them) suffered a little damage courtesy of the Royal Mail. He had a Grenade in his left hand which had snapped off. No big deal, I planned to remove it anyway....... I drilled out the stub that was in his hand, and I didn't destroy anything. Also his binoculars had snapped in half, it was in the packaging so was easily fixed back on the other half......... a little filler around his waistline, and we are good to go........... tomorrow night I'll put some primer on the figures and the hull sides ..........


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........... and Eric wanted to help this evening.........


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Choosing some paint ..............


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Looking good Peter, lots of detail in this kit compared to the old Tamiya. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the figures, my biggest weak spot......
 
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Looking good Peter, lots of detail in this kit compared to the old Tamiya. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the figures, my biggest weak spot......
That's my biggest weak spot as well Graham........... In fact it' more like a "Bloody Great Boil" than a "Spot":rolleyes:
 
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Good to see you back at the bench Peter. Sometimes just getting back to the plastic can help put things into perspective.
 
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Good to see you back at the bench Peter. Sometimes just getting back to the plastic can help put things into perspective.
Thanks Graham. The last couple of weeks have been exhausting. But I think, things will be a little calmer now.:rolleyes:
 
Nice to see you back Peter ( we have missed you) hope everything turns out rosy


Great progress by the way


Robert
 
looking very good Peter,liking this a lot,


oh what a naughty moggie , my do the same thing,and just


lov the end of the brushes as well,:confused:


then I forget and open the cap


with my teeth,:rolleyes:


oh well as long as I,don,t see a dead rat some were its ok I think,:confused:
 
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I actually did some more on this today. Haven`t ha much time last couple of days.........I have the figures in one piece and trowelled on some filler...... The sides are together and the various interior parts are on......... I'll post some more photos tomorrow.
This kit and the destructions are a proper challenge.......There are several parts that are referenced to the wrong sprue and numbers......... and then fitting the parts and sub assemblies is all sort of "Hit & Miss". With lots of dry fitting and a bit of guess work, as there are very little in the way of reference points of what goes where and only the vaguest indication on the Destructions........ There are all manner of marks & holes not used and are common for other models......... It's tiring. But I will win. :)
This does seem to be one of the "perks" of Dragon kits! My tiger had plenty of this confusion, but, as we all know, the upside is crisp details and plenty of work to keep us busy :eek:. Having said this, my next model is a reasonably new Tamiya easy eight! But I know I'll be back for more Dragon somewhere along the line...
 
At least you are getting some modelling in now Peter. :)


It's looking good.
 
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