Fantastic work as always Scottie.....
Nick
Nick
Scotties Skoda RSO Rich models 1/35.
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Thanks Andy,
Thanks Nick, you are to kind.
Thank you John really appreciate it.
Work on the body has continued, Light dirt has been added to the undersides of the mudguards. I can't imagine much would have been thrown up by the wheels given it only did 15kph. The load bed was added to the chassis and the doors were added. Some of the details have been painted ie the white width markers. The open bins have been painted in red lead, again just my thoughts that they wouldn't have wasted paint spraying inside at this point in the war. The vehicle was glossed and the few decals were added. Next an oil dot wash to break up and knock back the yellow. Then a pin wash was done. When this had dried it received a flat coat.
The wheels were op next dirt was added and a pin wash. The raised treads were burnished with graphite then fixed to the vehicle.
Next to hight light raised details add some junk to the lockers and add the tarp.
cheers
Scottie
The wheels were op next dirt was added and a pin wash. The raised treads were burnished with graphite then fixed to the vehicle.
Next to hight light raised details add some junk to the lockers and add the tarp.
cheers
Scottie
Looking better and better. Must have been an uncomfortable ride with those wheels...
Nick
Nick
That's a great looking paint job Scottie, love the weathering on the wheels too 
keep it coming, cheers
keep it coming, cheers
Nick i think I would have hated it the vibration from the wheels, the noise and the fact it only did 15kph
Thanks SteveThat's a great looking paint job Scottie, love the weathering on the wheels too
Looking good
Cheers markLooking good
Tarp added now to add some junk in the lockers.
I noticed in the photos I have placed the tarp incorrectly this has been changed.
cheers
Scottie
I noticed in the photos I have placed the tarp incorrectly this has been changed.
cheers
Scottie
That is a piece of art! It’s a funny old beast - on a slightly related note, and no idea why I thought of this, but as I was going out today I wondered what driving at 15kph is like - and the answer is painfully difficult to do in a newish car!
The painting and weathering really shows up all your added details.
Lovely work on that tarpaulin Paul
Thank you mate. It must have been soul destroying rumbling along at that speed.
Thanks Jim
Thanks Joe, just got to put it in the right place lol.
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