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  • The Smythe Meister
    • Jan 2019
    • 6248

    #61
    ..... You know i said that this was going to be OOTB?.... Well,maybe not QUITE!!:rolling:
    I was going to use the Figure provided just to add a bit of realism,so built him up to lean into the copula,don`t normally like Tamiya figs,but thought this time i would......
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    Oh Dear.... I should never have bothered..... Looks likesome AM stuff is required after all!!Nevermind thought I..... I`ll get some stuff......
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    Hmmm,MORE,MORE MORE.......
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    OHMIGOD STOP IT ANDY!!....... Too Late dear followers..... I`d been swallowed up by the !"Add To Basket" Demon...... AND i`ve also ordered some Resin Tank Crew Figures for this,and my future Vietnam type builds! Here`s what i did with the Mig Ground stuff.... not sure its looking good in the pic,but it turned out ok.......
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    Well then,my tablets seem to be taking me over now,but i hope you can see what i`m trying to do with this one:thumb2:,
    I`m going to get a better 50 CaL fior it too....... so much for OOTB!!!:tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy:
    (And i`ve already ordered some Resin figures!!),
    As always Guys,thank you for looking in,and taking time to post...... means a lot!
    Andy

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    • adt70hk
      SMF Supporters
      • Sep 2019
      • 10409

      #62
      Andy

      Looking really good. As others have said it's s good looking tank, even for an old kit.

      Well done.

      Andrew

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      • BattleshipBob
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 6792
        • Bob
        • Cardiff

        #63
        Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
        Thanks John,
        You were really 25 then were you Sir?!!:flushed:..... In that case...... if my Maths is correct:rolling:....... that makes you......
        ..................( " `73 plus several...... minus a couple.... oh,then there`s those few....and THEN the ones we like to forget.....)........
        ..........:hugging-face:,SORTED......
        ...........A HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN YEARS OLD mate!!:thumb2:
        Top man..... I bet Bob the Stug is envious of your youthfull looks!
        ....And Rach says "Hi" to you both....as do i and Cohan:smiling:,
        Andy
        Andy your maths is poor you forgot VAT!

        1975, ah i was only 4:thinking:

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        • adt70hk
          SMF Supporters
          • Sep 2019
          • 10409

          #64
          Originally posted by Bobthestug
          Andy your maths is poor you forgot VAT!

          1975, ah i was only 4:thinking:
          I was 4 for most of 1975, right up until a certain date towards the end of the year.......

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          • Guest

            #65
            To be honest, putting most of that stuff on this kit is really lipstick on a pig … Of course, don’t let that stop you if you really want to, but if you like the look of the M41 and want to add this sort of stuff to it, I would recommend buying the AFV Club version (or Skybow, if you happen to come across that kit) and add it to that instead.

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            • Lee Drennen
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 7711

              #66
              Originally posted by John Race
              Good evening Mr Smith.
              1973, ah I was a young married man of 25 enjoying life, and you a mere boy.Those were the days.
              Looks good to me, clean mouldings.
              Hi to Rach.
              John. He said 1973 not 1923.

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              • Lee Drennen
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 7711

                #67
                Very nice I really enjoyed building mine like you said earlier the fit is perfect. I like the color I think you matched the nam. Era colors.

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                • JR
                  • May 2015
                  • 18273

                  #68
                  Mr Smith .
                  Apart from my age giving much joviality amongst the natives this is looking good.

                  I know what you mean about Fruils, I like to use them where I can as find them easier than plastic tracks, even with all the help and suggestions I fail to get them to fit like Si Benson. With care the rubber ones can look ok.

                  I recently read of a primer by Deluxe Materials for use with rubber the enable the join to be made with CA rather than the heated screwdriver. Don't remember anyone mentioning this before or even using it .

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                  • adt70hk
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Sep 2019
                    • 10409

                    #69
                    Originally posted by John Race
                    I recently read of a primer by Deluxe Materials for use with rubber the enable the join to be made with CA rather than the heated screwdriver. Don't remember anyone mentioning this before or even using it .
                    John

                    Was this it?
                    50ml Allows cyano to bond difficult shiny plastics and foam. Surface primer for EPP, EPO, acetals, fluorinated rubbers, silicones, polythene, polypropylene. Increases the versatility of cyano as a glue and improves strength. Please note! Cannot be sent overseas.Can only be sent UK MAINLAND. Simply brush Tricky Stick on


                    Andrew

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                    • Si Benson
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 3572

                      #70
                      Very nice Andy, looking the dogs do-dahs :smiling4:

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                      • Peter Gillson
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 2594

                        #71
                        Hi andy

                        Sorry I'm a late arrival.

                        You could have done it as WW2 - well WW2 1965! I think I'm right recalling that Bulldogs were used to represent Tigers in the 1965 film Battle of the Bulge. Historical inaccuracy at its best!!!

                        The build is coming along nicely.

                        Peter

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                        • adt70hk
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Sep 2019
                          • 10409

                          #72
                          Originally posted by Peter Gillson
                          Hi andy

                          Sorry I'm a late arrival.

                          You could have done it as WW2 - well WW2 1965! I think I'm right recalling that Bulldogs were used to represent Tigers in the 1965 film Battle of the Bulge. Historical inaccuracy at its best!!!

                          The build is coming along nicely.

                          Peter
                          I think you are. Whatever they used I'm sure it was US in origin.

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                          • Guest

                            #73
                            Originally posted by Peter Gillson
                            You could have done it as WW2 - well WW2 1965! I think I'm right recalling that Bulldogs were used to represent Tigers in the 1965 film Battle of the Bulge. Historical inaccuracy at its best!!!
                            Those were M47 Patton II tanks of the Spanish army, because the movie was filmed in Spain.

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                            • Peter Gillson
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 2594

                              #74
                              Originally posted by Jakko
                              Those were M47 Patton II tanks of the Spanish army, because the movie was filmed in Spain.
                              I stand corrected - thanks for putting me fight, it shows how little I know about US tanks!

                              Peter

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                              • Graeme C.
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 1604
                                • Graeme
                                • UK

                                #75
                                Coming along nicely Andy, the paint looks good.

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