Tamiya 1/35 Sdkfz 251/1

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Tamiya 1/35 Sdkfz 251/1

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Putting this one together for a bit of fun and a painting/weathering exercise. I haven't built armour for about 7 years, and didn't finish any then.

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nice work Russ


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Interior weathered and exterior painted (mostly) and decaled.

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Looking good so far, Russ. :th: Please keep us updated!
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This was one of the first kits I tried when getting into the hobby and wow your showing what this kit can be.
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That looks wonderful so far Russ!!
She's going to look amazing dude!!
That wash and chipping is excellent.
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Cheers Guys,
The grey section on the inside was starting to look like the insides of a Muck Spreader. I went a bit heavy so I had to tone it back a bit with the original colour.
Patience, respecting stages and knowing what I can do/what can be done with the products at hand is what i'm looking at for the exterior.
Oils and pastels, I already had, never used oils on a model though, and I went out and got some Tamiya Enamels to try out. I'm going to attempt to follow instructions/guidelines, and not get to excited and smash it all on at once.
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Looking real nice top weathering on the inside
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Looking good. I built this kit many moons ago as a kid, enjoyed it then if I remember.

Looking forward to seeing the finished article.
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Finished. No basing or diorama, maybe later. I have an Italleri Pak 38 AT gun that I've built in the towed position which i'll use a bit further down the track.

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That looks great Russ, once you add the PAK to it you know that it will scream for a vignette. haha.
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Coen wrote:That looks great Russ, once you add the PAK to it you know that it will scream for a vignette. haha.
I had an additional idea of what to do with it...., then I added horses....., then additional figures were needed....., and then I thought settle down Russ. I have the Dragon kit, I may build that and do a side by side.

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very nice russ. I especially like the attention to the interior chipping looks great. I thought about picking this kit up the other day. How did you find the tracks on this?
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fred29 wrote:very nice russ. I especially like the attention to the interior chipping looks great. I thought about picking this kit up the other day. How did you find the tracks on this?
Hey Fred, the tracks were vinyl/rubber type things, tab connect rather than pins through holes and melt shut. I used Super Glue to attach them to the tops of the wheels (with wedges between track and fender), otherwise you lose the track under the fender.

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