Dragon 1/35 Sd.Kfz. 234/3 #6786

[monica]

great work with this one, Patrick ,so well done with the,interior,real  like your weathering on


the underside as well,

[Ian M]

Very nicely done Patrick. To late to open the hatches...?

[Guest]

Lovely work Patrick .

[Guest]

Cracking work Patrick, this really is coming along a treat, looking forward to the next update.

Thanks Tommy

[Guest]

I like what you have done with the interior. It I just a well done job!

Thanks Catalin

[Guest]

great work with this one, Patrick ,so well done with the,interior,real  like your weathering on


the underside as well,

Thanks Moni

[Guest]

Very nicely done Patrick. To late to open the hatches...?

Thanks Ian, unfortunately only the vision hatches can be opened & they don't allow much of a view. I'd hoped that the front hatch could be opened, but although Dragon provide a hinge, it isn't actually workable

[Guest]

Lovely work Patrick .

Thanks Ralph

[Guest]

Very nicely done Patrick. You could always add an LED !!! 

[Guest]

Great weathering and chipping work Patrick, even though much of it wont be shown, we can see it now, and it limbers you up nicely to do the exterior now!

[Guest]

That is looking top notch Patrick nice going.

[Guest]

Very nicely done Patrick. You could always add an LED !!! 

I did consider the LED idea from your build, but as it's an open-top I thought too much light would come out. Maybe I'll do it on a cutaway project I've got planned for next year

[Guest]

Great weathering and chipping work Patrick, even though much of it wont be shown, we can see it now, and it limbers you up nicely to do the exterior now!

Thanks John, the exterior is causing me all sorts of headaches! The fenders don't fit so I've had to break out the G-clamps & the stowage bins are all photo etch

[Guest]

That is looking top notch Patrick nice going.

Cheers Terry!

[Guest]

Thanks John, the exterior is causing me all sorts of headaches! The fenders don't fit so I've had to break out the G-clamps & the stowage bins are all photo etch

Ouch! Clamps may well distort other surfaces, what a pain. I struggle to comprehend how this happens in the context of a highly engineered kit, other than occasionally a rogue sprue slips through the net. Oh well, I'm sure you'll sort it - folks around here usually do! Good luck!