Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426) ** FINISHED**
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Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426) ** FINISHED**
Placeholder for my Centurion build. Starting soon
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Excellent! Good to have you aboard Kit and with a classic example of British armour too!
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion
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Gord
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Gord
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That looks a very nice kit Kit, whose is it?
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion
Ace, bottom right of the box. Title amended , my bad
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Gord
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Nice looking kit mate.
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
Nice choice! classic Tank.
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Great looking Tank that.
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
Wow, after building one Ace model you still want to build another? Aye yee yee. But the Centurion is great subject material.
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
It's my masochistic streak shining throughgnomemeansgnome wrote:Wow, after building one Ace model you still want to build another? Aye yee yee. But the Centurion is great subject material.
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
Started work on it now
Parts required to do one suspension unit ( 6 of these to do )
Units for one side done
So far fiddly but not difficult
Starting main hull today
Thanks for looking
Parts required to do one suspension unit ( 6 of these to do )
Units for one side done
So far fiddly but not difficult
Starting main hull today
Thanks for looking
Regards
Gord
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Gord
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They certainly turn out to be neat little units, keep up the good work!
Best wishes
Jim
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"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
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"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
Cheers iggie
Parts for the lower hull
Lower hull together. Not a bad fit but a bit of fettling to do, especially the 3 spacer parts on the rear hull, about 2mm came off them.
Parts for the deck.
Hull done now, a lot of sanding and test fitting to get the deck on
Parts for the turret
Turret together, a very good fit, if a bit fiddly ( need 3 hands )
That's it for today, company round tonight so beer in the fridge and the chilli is on
Parts for the lower hull
Lower hull together. Not a bad fit but a bit of fettling to do, especially the 3 spacer parts on the rear hull, about 2mm came off them.
Parts for the deck.
Hull done now, a lot of sanding and test fitting to get the deck on
Parts for the turret
Turret together, a very good fit, if a bit fiddly ( need 3 hands )
That's it for today, company round tonight so beer in the fridge and the chilli is on
Regards
Gord
Desperately trying to find his MOJO, don't know where I left it
Gord
Desperately trying to find his MOJO, don't know where I left it
Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
Nice progress. Thought that multi-part upper section could be a possible awkward fit but it looks great.
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Re: Kit's Suez Centurion (Ace #72426)
Rather timely, I had been scowering SMW for an Airfix Centurion, for a sensible price when I came across the Matador Models stand, that had a large number of Airfix AFVs but no Centurion and recommend the ACE kit, however I wanted one in 1/76 to add to my range of British cruiser/main tanks and so pick up their own MkIII, at £20 it was more a bit more than I was going to pay for an Airfix kit (Ian located a couple at £15!) but has the advantage of being accurate. Will follow this with interest not the least because mine doesn't come with instructions!
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