Rogue Leader - Bandai Snowspeeder - done

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Stokesy44
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Rogue Leader - Bandai Snowspeeder - done

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All done and dusted. Can't wait to start my AT-ST now :tongue:

Painted with Vallejo Model Air then weathered with a pastel chalk wash and a bit of dry-brushing

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Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Re: Rogue Leader - Bandai Snowspeeder - done

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:th: :th:
ON THE BENCH: Do I have to say? :(
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Excellent work!! Well done buddy! :th: :th: :th:
Can't wait to see the AT ST.
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Coen wrote:Excellent work!! Well done buddy! :th: :th: :th:
Can't wait to see the AT ST.
Thanks again. Really impressed with Bandai. As for my AT ST, I didn't do a build thread for it in the end as it came together in a couple of hours (well, maybe a bit more) so I just did a post for it in the Sci-Fi folder of the gallery section. Its a fairly clean finish, but hopefully the wash has brought out the detail.

On another subject, re dioramas (you answered my recent question about bases if you recall) I have decided to go the homemade route and have bought some picture frames for bases and some DAS air drying clay. I'm gonna have a go at one myself for a 1/35 Stug I bought this morning. Rutted track and grass with some minor bushes etc. Should be a laugh and a lot of mess!! :thumb1: :thumb1:
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Sweet work :thumb2:
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Awesome build mate. :th: :th: :jd:
Cheers Gav

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Nice build buddy :th:
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