discussion Takom 1/35 StuH42

[Nicko]

Thanks Rick. I just followed the instructions... :smiling3:

Nick

 

[Guest]

see what the wallet can treat me to?

Takom Stugs are relatively inexpensive: a friend of mine bought this one yesterday for, as I recall, €28.

 

[Si Benson]

Cracking job with the paint and weathering Nick….very nice :thumb2:

 

[Caustik Filth]

Excellente Nick

 

[Guest]

Very nice painting and photos Nick,
the Committee were suitably impressed enough to award you

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Congratulations.

 

[Ian M]

A nice build that. I hope you dont mind but which one of the tracks is on the wrong way?
A very tidy build and the paint looks great too.

 

[BattleshipBob]

The l/h or nearside in the UK, so very easy to do and yep me as well

 

[Nicko]

A nice build that. I hope you dont mind but which one of the tracks is on the wrong way?
A very tidy build and the paint looks great too.

The l/h or nearside in the UK, so very easy to do and yep me as well

AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ian, I hadn't even noticed! And you are quite right Bob. Now I know why I had problems fitting that track after painting and you can even see the slight gap around the idler in one of the photos. DOH! Oh well, that'll be something else to look out for next time.

Very nice painting and photos Nick,
the Committee were suitably impressed enough to award you

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Congratulations.

Really appreciate that John, but feel free to withdraw it given the exposure to my gaff....


Nick.

 

[BattleshipBob]

Nick, I look at the painting schemes as they usually show the front of the StuG or Pz 111, then I look again. So easy to do