Hobby Boss T26 1938

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Chip1942
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Hobby Boss T26 1938

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Here's my entry for this group build It was overall a really fun build :banana:
The Kit has fruilmodel tracks and was painted using products from Vallejo, Tamiya, Mig productions and Ammo of Mig. The build thread can be found here
http://www.intscalemodeller.com/viewtop ... 50&t=16497
hope you like it :cheers2:

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Hobby Boss T26 1938

Tiger 1 initial production turret number '121'
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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Great work. This GB has produced some quality builds.
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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The skis on the tank are an awesome touch! Seeing those you realize how small this tank really was. Great job.
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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Wow! :clap: :clap:

This is a really beautiful little tank with nice details (love skis!).

Great job, it looks fantastic ! :thumb2:

:cheers2:
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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lovely build, I really like the weathering
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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Great T26 Chip, you've really brought the tank to life with the masterful weathering :th: :th:
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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That's excellent work! Really well done on the weathering.
Damn nice job :thumb1: :thumb1: :thumb1:
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Re: Hobby Boss T26 1938

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Wow! what a nice response! i must firstly appoligise for my late replies i was away this week :(
OliveDrab wrote:Great T26 Chip, you've really brought the tank to life with the masterful weathering :th: :th:
Thank you very much, 'masterful' I'm truly flattered :thumb1:
Avgas wrote:Great work. This GB has produced some quality builds.
Thank you very much i must say i too am impressed with the quality and the diversity, this has truly been great fun :banana: :banana:
TheTroyster wrote:The skis on the tank are an awesome touch! Seeing those you realize how small this tank really was. Great job.
i thought this when i decided to add the skis, i must admit i thought it was the most enjoyable part of the build. :thumb1:
TommyKillander wrote:Wow! :clap: :clap:

This is a really beautiful little tank with nice details (love skis!).

Great job, it looks fantastic ! :thumb2:

:cheers2:
Tommy
Thank you very much. i really love the skis too winter camo schemes are great fun :banana:
shortCummins wrote:lovely build, I really like the weathering
Thank you very much i feel that y weathering skills improved over the build ;)
Coen wrote:That's excellent work! Really well done on the weathering.
Damn nice job :thumb1: :thumb1: :thumb1:
I'm honoured, still impressed with your winter Panzer iii diorama ;)
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Hobby Boss T26 1938

Tiger 1 initial production turret number '121'
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