Britsh 25 PDR. Field Gun & Quad Gun Tractor

[Guest]

For your deification

So you’re saying that if he understands what a groat is, he’ll become the god of putting lipstick on pigs?

[minitnkr]

Excellent silk-pursery. Thought a groat was the hulled kernals of a grain. Maybe that's why the coin name. Worth very little? PaulE

[Jim R]

Hi Steve
The detailing of the doors is already a top job.
Jim

[Mickc1440]

Off to a great start Steve, I'll join the usual's to watch this one.

[Steve Jones]

Si - By the end of this build they may have one each to play with:smiling3:
Old Man - If you had 1 groat pocket money and you say they were around in Eddy the first's reign, that makes you about 740ish. I must say you are looking very good my leige:smiling5:
Jakko - I will leave that one to Kermit:smiling::tongue-out3:
Paul - Sounds good to me:thumb2:
Jim - Thanks mate. I wish I had the time to finish them. Maybe at the weekend
Mick - Great to have you along. I hope all is well

Great banter guys. Hopefully the build will be just as good

Many thanks

Steve

[Guest]

Oh yes that's one great looking subject. I like the extra details you're adding. The doors look superb.

[Peter Gillson]

Great work on those doors

[Jim R]

Hi Steve
Is *THIS* any help. You may well have already seen it.
Jim

[Steve Jones]

Hi Everyone

Guy/Peter - Cheers guys. One door has been completed below:thumb2:
Jim - Thanks for the link. I am already using this as my main reference. However as it is a Chevy I am cross referencing it with two other less detailed walk arounds. At the moment the Ford and the Chevy are very similar which helps

[SimonT]

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sorry, quality not great on this one - taken with one of the first digital cameras so resolution not the best

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I wouldn't say there is much sagging in the tyre department - military tyres seem fairly robust

[Jim R]

Hi Steve
Coming on a treat. Particularly like the half open window.
Jim

[Fernando N]

Thanks for the info Steve:thumb2:, great looking additions and alterations already.:smiling:

Like many I've made one of these too, although not even coming close to Jim's result:tongue-out3:.
Might do one in the future again, first see how you tackle this one into another stunner...

[Steve Jones]

Great photos Simon. Is that the Morris CAT at the bottom? Many thanks. As the Artillery and lumber are lighter than the CAT I assume there will be even less sag. I will therefore just sand the bottom of the wheels flat.:thumb2:
Thanks Jim. It worked out well. I will probably keep the other one shut for variety
Fernando - It is a popular model so lots of inspiration out there:thumb2:

[Guest]

Hi Steve, sorry I'm late been playing with my toy tanks, some cracking work going on, will sit at the back and watch.
Pete.

[Steve Jones]

Great to have you along for the ride. The way things are going it may be a long ride:smiling5: