Tamiya 1/35 Panzer 111.

[JR]

Looking well though I could not be bothered putting tracks together one link at a time.

Andy.

Hi Andy, being completely unable to cope with those single and section tracks found in most kits these are easy and if your mad like I'm relaxing :smiling3:

Coming along really well mate. If you haven't glued the tracks on then you can get a bit more sag on the top photo by getting the track a little tighter in on the sprocket

Steve, thanks, good idea. I will try that when the final fit takes place, adding more links and they looked too loose. :thumb2:

Just caught up, love the house most excellent colour and detail:smiling4:

Neat tracks and snowworks too :thumb2: :thumb2:

Cheers Fernando.:smiling:

Coming on beautifully Dzohn. PaulE

Thanks Paul.:thumb2:

Seems like you're on the right "track".........or is it the "left track.....Taxi for 358!:tongue-out3:

Nurse to Rick please. :smiling3::smiling3::smiling3::smiling3::thumb2:

[JR]

Here again, things have been very slow , not had much mo jo what with the recent beautiful weather and finding other jobs that needed doing.

Managed to get the tracks on a couple of days ago, Christine had to do the first one, I just couldn't find any depth of field. Think a long break had reverted my depth perception.
Soon managed the second, well multiple attempts to be trueful, much cursing:nerd: ******** AND managed to spear my finger several times.:sad:.

However I think the result was worth it


Thats as tight as they would go , think they look ok ?

Next was the addition of snow on the tracks, looked up photos on the web to check.



The slight shine is the PI & S wash with some snow powder sprinkled on.




Today I did the other side and fitted some rifle slings and a strap to a gas mask container.

C& C Welcome.

Thanks for looking in.
John.

[Steve Jones]

I always get my Mrs's to help me put in that last pin on the tracks as well. :tears-of-joy: :smiling5: :thumb2: .

Feeling very cold again. A very nice bit of sag on the tracks.

Hopefully your next build will be set in the Pacific theatre of war:thumb2:

[Allen Dewire]

Killer work Dude 2!!! The first and second pics show the true beauty of a set of Friuls…...Keep it coming and your fingers will heal Buddy. The 0.5 wire only makes little holes in them!!!

Prost
Allen

[Jim R]

Hi John
Looking good, freezing cold but very good.
Jim

[minitnkr]

They look JUST RIGHT. PaulE

[BattleshipBob]

Bugger all wrong with tracks, they always had sag John, cracking build sir!!

[outrunner]

Good job John, looking like winter is early.

Andy.

[Lee Drennen]

John. Very nice I needed that chill of your build it’s been scolding hot here

[Mini Me]

Oh get on wit Man!! No worry over a little sag...........and Mr. Jones wants to know when and where in the Pacific theater the "Rooskies" fought their campaign against the Jappos.....I've got me coat, the taxi's on its way! Patient 358

[Guest]

The tracks and the snow-job look great John. I also find that I have to give my eyes time to re-adjust after a time away from the bench.

[BigGreg]

very well done John those friul tracks give you headache... but they are so realistic...And the snow looks great

[adt70hk]

John

Sorry just caught up on this, it's looking very good indeed!!

Well done.

Andrew

[Graeme C.]

Tracks are looking good John.:thumb2:

[scottie3158]

John,
The tracks look great to me. Get a shiver when you look at it.