German 3.7cm Flak 37 Anti-Aircraft gun w/crew

[Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds]

Now for something completely different,, well for me anyway.

I'm building this as a practice ready for my big build 88mm next year.

I'll be trying some weathering techniques as I go and hopefully gain some insight into armour type subjects.

Advice and comments welcome as always.

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Adrian

[Guest]

Very nice choice Adrian!!

You will need a net...

[Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds]

Blutak and tape are what I use to keep hold of the little buggers

Adrian

[Guest]

Nice choice Adrian, looking forward to following this

[monica]

nice choice Adrian,

cut the bits off into a plastic bag may help, I always manage to lose some think on a build,

[Guest]

This should be an interesting build Adrian. Although I wonder if Polux meant a camouflage net?

[Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds]

This should be an interesting build Adrian. Although I wonder if Polux meant a camouflage net?

Haha, you see why I don't do these sort of builds, I haven't a clue. Now you point it out though it makes more sense

Adrian

[Guest]

Yeah! I meant a camouflage net!!

[Guest]

Lovely choice Adrian.

scott

[Ian M]

Not your usual choice of subject Ade,

Ian M

[Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds]

Not your usual choice of subject Ade,Ian M

That's for sure, only ever done one armour which was a Patton tank, or if you watch any 60's and 70's war films you may know it as a german tank, lol.

I have a Dragon 88mm flak with the metal barrel and a Trumpeter 12T SdKfz.8 Schwerer Zugkraftwagon ( copied from box as to me is a big truck ) I had planned to do this earlier in the year but looks like next years list now

So this is my practice I'm hoping to make it look at least realistic

Adrian

[Gern]

I got some old square mesh lace you might be able to use for a camouflage net. I could drop some into your shop next Saturday if you're interested.

[Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds]

I got some old square mesh lace you might be able to use for a camouflage net. I could drop some into your shop next Saturday if you're interested.

That's really kind of you, but I haven't been at work for 3 months now and I'm not sure when I'll be returning

Adrian

[Gern]

PM your address and I'll pop some in the post.

[Guest]

Gauze bandage works very well in 1/35 for camo nets.