HobbyBoss CV9040c

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HobbyBoss CV9040c

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Here is my HobbyBoss CV9040c. Overall I liked the kit though I could of done better on a lot of things, such as the tracks and not breaking the mirrors, etc. Hope you enjoy!

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Looks great! I love the weathering and the camo plants on top! Amazing! Do you have any more, less zoomed in photos that we could all drool over?
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Great work :th: is the camonetting tinted bandage?
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Thanks! Both of you guys and yeah i can add some more photos and it is a tinted bandage for camo netting. :D
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Looks great to me!
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