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First Build of almost 30yrs reveal

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After almost a year since I started this and returned to the hobby, my Fury M4A3E8 is finished :banana:

This is not a war M4 just my version of the movie M4 and for those who have seen and like the film, the tank changes throughout, bit like the scene cuts were one second the actors are drinking half a glass the next it's full! The tank changes what it was carrying and how it appeared, even physical parts of the tank, i.e. in the film stills there're no driver/machine gunner periscope protection cages, yet the tank in the museum has them! I also used the correct T-66 track for a war tank not the later T-80 with rubber that the tank has, just what I like.

It was one hell of a learning curve and I've made many mistakes along the way but I've enjoyed every minute :D I've done things I'd never done as a teenager, learnt shiploads from others on the forum, so a big thank you :cheers2: The only bit I'm not happy with is the loss of the M1919 pistol grip, it went to the carpet monster, so I've got to make another. There's also the figures which you can see in the thread of the same name in Armour & Military Vehicles, I will finish these in the near future but for now I want to move onto another build. Watch this space or rather ISM Winter is coming GB :th: I'm hopeful I'll make the 3 month remaining deadline as work is no longer in the way :banana: :banana: :banana:

So here it is, forgive the pictures (HTC phone) they don't really do it justice, I'm looking at a proper camera.....more expense :doh: :eeek:

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Outstanding
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Outstanding indeed :th:
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Awesome job Kev really like the wood on the tools :thumb2:

Any particular colours/paints you used for them?
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Oh wow I love that, I'm not much of a tank girl but it looks great :)
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Nice work! :clap: :thumb2:
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Solid build, great weathering
You did yourself proud!!
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Smiffy wrote:Outstanding indeed :th:
Nigel1975 wrote:Outstanding
Chelsea wrote:Oh wow I love that, I'm not much of a tank girl but it looks great :)
Fridgy wrote:Nice work! :clap: :thumb2:
Twokidsnosleep wrote:Solid build, great weathering
You did yourself proud!!
:cheers2: guys much appreciated
Nev wrote:Awesome job Kev really like the wood on the tools :thumb2:
Any particular colours/paints you used for them?
Thanks Nev, all the paint and weathering products are Ammo Mig, the tools are painted with Old Wood MIG-036 and then given a wash with Streaking Grime MIG-1203 and a dusting of European Earth pigment MIG-3004. I thought they were way too light in the begining but they turned out ok in the end.
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Kev, that looks fantastic! I've been keeping up with your build and waiting with bated breath for the reveal. Outstanding return to the craft, mate
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Knocked that out the park, outstanding Sherman. Love all the little details and stowage.
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Very nice, very nice indeed mate.

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Back at it and owning it already! great job.

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Could sit and look at this for ages, fantastic work! :th:
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Augustus wrote:What's next?
Here you go mate
http://www.intscalemodeller.com/viewtop ... 82&t=21394
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Skullfish wrote:Back at it and owning it already! great job.
jase
MrGav wrote:Could sit and look at this for ages, fantastic work! :th:
Thanks guys
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