David's - 1/35 Tamiya (Series 2) French LeClerc MBT
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Looks very nice, but why oh why Tamiya put metal road wheels in, when a one piece metal barrel would have been so much better (?)Comment
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I think it would have been nice to have the barrel included & maybe the PE that is needed to complete. But I suppose that would effect the profit margins.
The metal wheels are a nice touch though.
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John has thick, thin and medium Rocket superglue at SMS http://www.scalemodelshop.co.uk/cata...rue&&q=Ca+glueComment
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Hi All,
Here are a few quick shots of my progress up to now.
The PE is moving on slowly & the Cyano Gel is excellent!
I have been studying my reference book & it turns out the fuel tanks on the rear of the tank impede the turret turning in action & is dumped before combat.
I am going to try to model it without these which will involve knocking up some rubber mounts. Again which will be new for me.
My paint has arrived too so I shall hopefully start to paint in the near future.
Thanks for looking.
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Hi All,
Update: Beginning to lay some paint down.
I need a rest from the PE.
Painting wheels & running gear Vallejo 71.251 NATO black & a semi gloss for the tyres.
The tracks are quite labour intensive primed then detailing the rubber pads, steel & brass etc.
Thanks for looking.
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It is certainly a labour of love.
Especially when you consider the tracks will be weathered.
I'm finding the PE shackles a bit challenging to say the least.
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