35th Tamiya M21

[Lee W]

Well it's taken me longer enough to do this one as the mojo comes and goes, mainly gone but I still try and hack away at the bench when it allows me to.
Green surgical gauze painted and weathered for netting, spent casings made from copper wire, antenna is stretched sprue, cable for the radio handset is copper wire.
All painted in acrylics from Vallejo.
Historically correct, I doubt it but I made it my way, when I can I'll try and do a base and complete some figures for it but in the meantime here it is...



Thanks for stopping by...

[spanner570]

Cracking job Lee!
Historically correct or not, it's your model to build as you choose....and hopefully enjoyed doing so too.

Here's to the next mojo kicker.

Ron

[The Smythe Meister]

Love it mate :thumb2:

[Lee W]

Cracking job Lee!
Historically correct or not, it's your model to build as you choose....and hopefully enjoyed doing so too.

Here's to the next mojo kicker.

Ron

Thanks Ron... I need a major kick in the mojo department!

Love it mate :thumb2:

Andy, thanks mate

[scottie3158]

Lee that's a cracker mate, you gotta love a half track.

[Waspie]

That's quite something Lee. For a mojo that hasn't made its mind up you've done a fantastic job matey.

[Lee W]

Lee that's a cracker mate, you gotta love a half track.

Thanks Paul and yes you've got to love a half track

That's quite something Lee. For a mojo that hasn't made its mind up you've done a fantastic job matey.

Thanks Doug

[HAWKERHUNTER]

I would be proud of that one Lee. The netting is a great idea,

[Lee W]

I would be proud of that one Lee. The netting is a great idea,

Thanks Steve, I had planned for the netting to go on something else... oops oh, well good job I have more :smiling:

[adt70hk]

Very nicely done indeed. Very well done.

Andrew

[Lee W]

Very nicely done indeed. Very well done.

Andrew

Thanks Andrew, appreciated