Lee Drennen’s 1/72 Sturmtiger Cmk/ Revell Conversion

[SimonT]

Ah, sorry Lee - didn’t know you had problems holding the small stuff

[Lee Drennen]

Simon. Been battling it for years the last two years my hands are getting worse that’s why I would like to try to wrap up all my 1/72 scale builds I want to get done and move to a bigger scale like 1/48

[scottie3158]

lee,
A cracking project count me in mate. Your off to a great start.

[SimonT]

Sounds like a plan :thumb2:

[Lee Drennen]

Think I’m going to call it a day on this guy. I even up the bolts and added the small crane.

[JR]

Looks ok to me Lee, you can see what its supposed to be. I could never do Armour again in 1/72, just too small to handle .

[Guest]

Lee,
Really great bit of work, well done.
Mike

[Lee Drennen]

John. Thanks for the complement this has been a difficult build due the the poor casting glad you like it

Mike. Thanks for the complement and stopping by and the encouragement that means a lot thank you

[Lee Drennen]

Decided to do some painting before I close up shop

[Mini Me]

Coming along Lee, I know what you mean about the old "A" thing, my middle knuckle on my left hand is so stove up I can't make a decent fist anymore. Will there be a Cammo. paint job on this one?
Rick H.

[Lee Drennen]

Rick. Thanks for stopping by and the complement. Just this past year my fingers are starting to go crooked and more pain in them. I want to try to build as many 1/72 stuff I can. I’m going with the solid khaki color with a light weathered look. I’ll post more pics tomorrow it’s almost done

[Lee Drennen]

I thought I would give this a light weathered look and weather the tracks. I’ve got a few more little things to put on and I’m calling this done

[Steve Jones]

Well done Lee. You did a fine job with the conversion. Nice to see you are well under way with the weathering. Wonderful work all round

[Lee Drennen]

Steve. Thanks for the complement it’s very encouraging and I need a lot of it on this build. I’ll be putting the skirts on and some other details soon. Thanks for stopping by

[JR]

Lee that weathering just sets it off perfectly, beautifully done and very realistic.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2: looking fwd to the final bits.