German Panzer I Ausf A (Late Version) HobbyBoss/Tristar

[JR]

Steve.
Great result on the whole thing but esp the exhaust, can't see a seam line anywhere.
I didn't show the internals on mine, in fact it's actually a runner as well, but didn't want to try to upstage your build . :flushed::surprised::nerd:
JR.

[Steve Jones]

Hi Everyone

Cheers Si. As PDiddy says " You can smell the diesel" :smiling3:
Plenty more tonite Greg. Many thanks
I am hoping once finished a fair bit will be seen with everything open Fernando
Your not looking close enough Mr Race. :smiling3:There are one or two niggling seam lines that I missed.

[scottie3158]

Steve,
Just caught up with this. Lovely work on the interior indeed. The bling is excellent especially the fender clips. Top work.

[Guest]

Hello Steve,
Just caught up on the build - nothing wrong with it - fuel filler caps down to wear 'n tear. The interior looks a treat, and with what you have completed so far I am looking forward to the exterior paint job.
Cheers, Mike.

[JR]

Steve.
Bloody, hell fire and brimstone that is some pe, I'd have lost sight of it way before the bends came .
Why put the mud on before the clean, any reason ?

JR

[Strenko J]

Love love love the engine oil and stains... your usual masterpiece work even if it is OOB for you..bookmarking this one.

[Mini Me]

Nice clean build so far Steve. I'm sure it will be one to be proud of.
Cheers, Rick

[Steve Jones]

Hi Everyone

Now that I have recovered Scottie, I am quite pleased with the way they turned out but at the time.......:loudly-crying:
I am hoping some strategic paintwork will mask the worst of it Mike. However after tonight's clean up she is looking a lot better
The mud is put on first JR because I am a tight git and I don't want to waste my precious pigments building up depth:smiling5::smiling5::smiling3::thumb2:
Thanks Joe. Not too happy with one of the hatches though, so that will be dumbed down a bit with pigments. However overall I am pleased with the engine.:thumb2:
Cheers Rick. Looking forward to starting to put the wet stuff on.

[scottie3158]

Steve,
I use a fibre glass pen all the time they are invaluable, but I would use a mask when using them the fibres that break off can irritate the nose.

[Steve Jones]

I was all masked up, glasses and gloves on. I did find a few shards of fibre glass on the bench afterwards. So I gave the whole area a good clean. I used to use micro steel wool and that made a load more mess so this was a pleasant change. Any way what are you doing using fibre glass pens??. Your builds are far to clean for that sir :smiling5:

[Guest]

Amazing stuff Steve. Makes this out-of-the-boxer feel ashamed.

[Steve Jones]

Hi Everyone

Not at all Peter. We all finish our builds in our own ways. There is no right or wrong

[Steve Jones]

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[Mini Me]

Steve, that is terrific work! Looking forward to the finish on this one.
Cheers, Rick H.

[Fernando N]

Very neat looking paintwork Steve, interested to see what your oil and weathering magic will do with this one.:thumb2:

Hope that rear cross ends up fine, otherwise you can always paint it on, masking should be pretty easy.:tongue-out3: