I'll start with the "last" tank from my platoon (2nd Platoon, 2nd Coy) number 225:
This tank (like the remaining two) has several modifications:
One mudguard is folded up.
To make the suspension fit in, I had to move the airfilters closer to the hull, meaning lots of filing and scraping from the part behind it... ;)
Finally I drilled out the muzzle-brake, the gun-barrel and the exhaust-pipe.
Pics of the other two tanks will follow these days :)
Now I'll go catch something to bite. Lunch-Break is already almost over ;)
Cheers,
Mojo
It's a lovely piece of work especially the little extra's!
ReplyDeleteVery very nice work. And good timing too - I'm pottering around with some of those myself. I'll use yours as inspiration! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThey look great! Ditto what the Lurker said.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work on this model. Impressive paintwork.
ReplyDeleteFantastic paint!
ReplyDeleteYou did a nice job with the paint on this. Did you use an airbrush to get the camo lines to look so fluid and yet even?
ReplyDeleteThanks, boys 'n gals :)
ReplyDeleteAnd yes 'Mam, thats airbrush-work ;)
Perfecto! Looking lovely. Great work Mojo.
ReplyDeleteSweet job, Mojo.
ReplyDeleteNice late war tanks! They could be a bit more dirty, but that's personal taste.
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