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    Centurion ARV Mk.2

    Hi All,
    I am one of the refugees from MM that has joined today. On that site I was into scratch building most of an ARV mk.2 as my latest project.
    The build has progressed to the point where most of the major construction is complete. The reason for this build was that a few Sundays ago I managed to buy the remains of an Accurate Armour ARV mk.2 parts and most importantly the etch set was in there, so it has been a case of using an AFV Club Centurion and working from there. So to get organised i will post a few photos of the construction so far with I hope comments. Those that have read it all before please no snoring.
    First it was the drivers area to start me off, and there is still work there to complete it. Luckily I can move from one area to the next and that stops the boredom of grinding away at a single model.
    Cheers MikeC.
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    #2
    Hi All,
    I am one of the refugees from MM that has joined today. On that site I was into scratch building most of an ARV mk.2 as my latest project.
    The build has progressed to the point where most of the major construction is complete. The reason for this build was that a few Sundays ago I managed to buy the remains of an Accurate Armour ARV mk.2 parts and most importantly the etch set was in there, so it has been a case of using an AFV Club Centurion and working from there. So to get organised i will post a few photos of the construction so far with I hope comments. Those that have read it all before please no snoring.
    First it was the drivers area to start me off, and there is still work there to complete it. Luckily I can move from one area to the next and that stops the boredom of grinding away at a single model.
    Cheers MikeC.[ATTACH]297589[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297590[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297592[/ATTACH]

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    • Guest

      #3
      .....Then it was onward and up with the structure and the side bins.......[ATTACH]297595[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297596[/ATTACH]

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      • Guest

        #4
        Then it was new engine decking and exhausts for the winch..........Sorry for the multiple posts, they will dry up.[ATTACH]297600[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297602[/ATTACH]

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        • Guest

          #5
          And then it was the rear stowage baskets and detailing of the main superstructure. And that is about where I am today.
          Thanks for your patience and for looking.
          Cheers, MikeC.[ATTACH]297607[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297608[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297610[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297611[/ATTACH][ATTACH]297613[/ATTACH]

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          • Steve Jones
            • Apr 2018
            • 6615

            #6
            Mike

            'ere - the pictures are a lot bigger on this site!. I might have to improve my building skills now. Obviously not a problem for your pristine construction. Stunning work as always. Here's to a new enjoyable chapter in our modelling lives

            Steve

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            • Mickc1440
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 4779

              #7
              Steve's not wrong about the pics, I've had to move my chair back :smiling:. Really impressive build this Mike.
              Mick

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              • Jim R
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 15704
                • Jim
                • Shropshire

                #8
                Hi Mike
                The larger photos certainly show of you stunning work to its best advantage.
                Jim

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  Steve J, Mick and Jim R
                  Many thanks to you for the comments.
                  Cheers, MikeC.

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                  • Guest

                    #10
                    Hi Mike glad to see this one again keep it coming :thumb2:
                    Pete

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                    • Si Benson
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 3572

                      #11
                      Hi Mike ,
                      Good to see you had a shave before taking the new avatar picture :smiling5:
                      Seriously good scratch work as usual.....:smiling4:
                      Si

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                      • Guest

                        #12
                        Another one that's Fine as Frog Hair:thumb2:

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                        • papa 695
                          Moderator
                          • May 2011
                          • 22770

                          #13
                          Hi Mike and welcome to the forum. This one must be one you started when on MM, but I can see that some great work is going on. Looking forward to seeing more updates.

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                          • Guest

                            #14
                            Hi All,
                            Just started on the drivers seat frame, still got the other side to do plus the top and back. Have rusted up the exhausts and silencers, but my give these a slight rub down.
                            That's all for this post.
                            Cheers, MikeC.[ATTACH]298976[/ATTACH][ATTACH]298977[/ATTACH]

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                            • Jim F
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Feb 2015
                              • 317

                              #15
                              Hi Michael,
                              Great to see you carrying this one on here those exhausts are a thing of beauty, I have one favour if possible your resin SBS that you did on Military Modelling could you post it on here as I've now lost access to it ?
                              regards Jim

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