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  • spanner570
    SMF Supporters
    • May 2009
    • 15404

    #1

    Completed - Spanner's 1/72 PST Iraqi T54. Beowulf's Little Armour G.B. 2019

    Superb little kit from, at least to me, an unknown manufacturer PST. Great fit with very little cleaning up. Well recommended.
    I just couldn't bring myself to wreck it, sorry.
    I'll see if I can find something suitable to destroy before the end of this G.B.

    All brush painted and weathered using Vallejo Model Air Acrylics, a pencil and some dry filler powder. I painted the Iraqi flag freehand using a diddy brush after first drawing the flag on to the turret with a pencil.
    The base is made from scrap polystyrene. Kitchen foil, coffee stirrers, scraps of foam board suitably scribed, floor sweepings and half a crunched up weetabix make up the rest.

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    Cheers all and thanks for looking.

    Ron
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  • minitnkr
    Charter Rabble member
    • Apr 2018
    • 7539
    • Paul
    • Dayton, OH USA

    #2
    Tank looks very exporty. Love the base. PaulE

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    • scottie3158
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 14201
      • Paul
      • Holbeach

      #3
      Ron,
      Another excellent build from the spanner stable. Your knack for turning everyday items into such great scenery never ceases to amaze me.

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      • spanner570
        SMF Supporters
        • May 2009
        • 15404

        #4
        Thanks Paul and Paul!

        When my dad was trying his best to teach me some modelling skills all we had was everyday stuff, so I guess old habits die hard. Not that I want to change things...... :thumb2:

        Not buying stuff also means more beer tokens.... :hungry:

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        • Jim R
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 15703
          • Jim
          • Shropshire

          #5
          Hi Ron
          Echo Scottie. Up to your usual very high standard.
          Jim

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          • Gern
            SMF Supporters
            • May 2009
            • 9219

            #6
            I ran out of superlatives for your builds many, many moons ago Ron! Another gem!

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            • Guest

              #7
              Magnificent work as always Ron :surprised:

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              • Si Benson
                • Apr 2018
                • 3572

                #8
                Originally posted by spanner570
                Thanks Paul and Paul!

                When my dad was trying his best to teach me some modelling skills all we had was everyday stuff, so I guess old habits die hard. Not that I want to change things...... :thumb2:

                Not buying stuff also means more beer tokens.... :hungry:
                I’m all up for more Beer token Ron:smiling4: Cracking bit of modelling there sir...looks fab:thumb2:

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                • monica
                  • Oct 2013
                  • 15169

                  #9
                  always a great build,from you Ron,do like it,nice base as well,:smiling:

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                  • stillp
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Nov 2016
                    • 8093
                    • Pete
                    • Rugby

                    #10
                    Originally posted by spanner570
                    The base is made from scrap polystyrene. Kitchen foil, coffee stirrers, scraps of foam board suitably scribed, floor sweepings and half a crunched up weetabix make up the rest.
                    Somehow I'm not surprised! You have a real skill at recycling oddments into works of art Ron.

                    Pete

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                    • grumpa
                      • Jan 2015
                      • 6142

                      #11
                      Great work as usual Ron, base is sublime.
                      You have a soft heart, I have to keep myself from brewing them up!:dizzy:

                      Cheers, Jim:hugging-face:

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                      • papa 695
                        Moderator
                        • May 2011
                        • 22770

                        #12
                        Very nice indeed Ron.

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                        • JR
                          • May 2015
                          • 18273

                          #13
                          570 .
                          Congratulations, great build .
                          453

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                          • Ian M
                            Administrator
                            • Dec 2008
                            • 18269
                            • Ian
                            • Falster, Denmark

                            #14
                            Nice one Ron.
                            Group builds

                            Bismarck

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                            • Gern
                              SMF Supporters
                              • May 2009
                              • 9219

                              #15
                              Originally posted by spanner570
                              Superb little kit from, at least to me, an unknown manufacturer PST. Great fit with very little cleaning up. Well recommended.
                              I just couldn't bring myself to wreck it, sorry.
                              I'll see if I can find something suitable to destroy before the end of this G.B.

                              All brush painted and weathered using Vallejo Model Air Acrylics, a pencil and some dry filler powder. I painted the Iraqi flag freehand using a diddy brush after first drawing the flag on to the turret with a pencil.
                              The base is made from scrap polystyrene. Kitchen foil, coffee stirrers, scraps of foam board suitably scribed, floor sweepings and half a crunched up weetabix make up the rest.

                              [ATTACH]327116[/ATTACH]

                              [ATTACH]327119[/ATTACH]


                              [ATTACH]327118[/ATTACH]


                              [ATTACH]327117[/ATTACH]


                              [ATTACH]327120[/ATTACH]

                              Cheers all and thanks for looking.

                              Ron
                              Just a thought. Didn't you do a little Russian truck towing an AA gun last year which was from PST?

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