Tamiya 1/35th Hanomag
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Dazzled
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Re: Tamiya 1/35th Hanomag
Lol. I live in Wales. I'm more likely to get a picture of it in a puddle.
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Dazzled
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Re: Tamiya 1/35th Hanomag
Maybe I should've built a schwimmwagen.
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Re: Tamiya 1/35th Hanomag
ON TO THE HOMEWARD STRAIGHT
Some items were added to the interior. A "captured" ammo box, a helmet and a white tarp roll. The too shiny seats were given a centre stripe of acrylic Buff paint and this was rubbed in with a cotton bud (Q-tip to our American friends) giving a pleasing worn appearance.
Next, the tools were painted and added together with a rolled up dirtied groundsheet on the front mudguard. And that was pretty much it. I may give it a coat of matt varnish but the decals are sealed so there's really no need. This is the finished article.
And here it is alongside it's potential diorama mate - a Dragon "Nashorn" SPG.
Now to finish of the aircraft kits sitting forlornly next to the bench.
Some items were added to the interior. A "captured" ammo box, a helmet and a white tarp roll. The too shiny seats were given a centre stripe of acrylic Buff paint and this was rubbed in with a cotton bud (Q-tip to our American friends) giving a pleasing worn appearance.
Next, the tools were painted and added together with a rolled up dirtied groundsheet on the front mudguard. And that was pretty much it. I may give it a coat of matt varnish but the decals are sealed so there's really no need. This is the finished article.
And here it is alongside it's potential diorama mate - a Dragon "Nashorn" SPG.
Now to finish of the aircraft kits sitting forlornly next to the bench.
COLD WAR S.I.G. LEADER
Wherever there's danger, wherever there's trouble, wherever there's important work to be done....I'll be somewhere else building a model!
Wherever there's danger, wherever there's trouble, wherever there's important work to be done....I'll be somewhere else building a model!
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Dirkpitt289
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Re: Tamiya 1/35th Hanomag
Both of these look fantastic.
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