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  • spanner570
    SMF Supporters
    • May 2009
    • 15435

    #1

    Hobby Boss 1/35 Blue Print Heavy Tank VK 45.02 (P) Hintern.

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    Just finished another tank my Grandson entrusted to me to build for him during his absence at Uni.

    Very nice kit. Normally I find single track links construction straight forward and easy, but these were a sod. Being convex they were difficult to glue together. I did my best.....
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    No primer and all brush painted with Vallejo Model Air acrylics and a bit of Humbrol enamels. I wanted to do the three colour camo., but he wanted it German Grey and squeaky clean - His model.

    I like to keep track painting simple and straight forward. Mid. Brown acrylic paint and a pencil.

    The instructions would have the builder gluing the top and bottom of the turret together, thus obscuring most of the internal detail. I've constructed it in such a way that the lad can fully take apart the turret and have a proper blimp!

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    Cheers.
    Ron
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    #2
    Great modelling Ron :smiling3:.

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    • Neil Merryweather
      SMF Supporters
      • Dec 2018
      • 5199
      • London

      #3
      ooh very nice!

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      • scottie3158
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 14220
        • Paul
        • Holbeach

        #4
        Ron,
        That is a great result. A nice idea to be able to break it down.

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        • scottie3158
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 14220
          • Paul
          • Holbeach

          #5
          :thumb2:

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          • outrunner
            • Apr 2019
            • 2420

            #6
            I really like that, nicely done.

            Andy.

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            • mrtintheweb
              • May 2020
              • 292

              #7
              WOW. That is one detailed turret
              T

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              • papa 695
                Moderator
                • May 2011
                • 22771

                #8
                Great work Ron. I bet your son is very pleased with all your work.

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                • spanner570
                  SMF Supporters
                  • May 2009
                  • 15435

                  #9
                  Thanks for the excellent comments, boys.

                  Ian - My son couldn't give a st**f for my models, this is for my Grandson....Wink, wink!

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                  • JR
                    • May 2015
                    • 18273

                    #10
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                    Stunning work, can see what you mean about those tracks being a sod to build.
                    Can't see the reason for designing a convex track, surely it puts weight into a smaller area ?

                    Nice photos as usual, that sky has served you well.:smiling3:

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