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Hi guys

Here is my first proper attempt at modelling, weathering and everything, please be gentle with me :eeek:
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Holy crap Russ, that's incredible for a first time. You hit the nail pretty much right on the head.
Great work!
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Great job russ, brilliant first effort mate.

Try to get some pics in whiter light like outdoors as itll show of your weathering better
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:apc: Cheers guys it means a lot to me

It was raining earlier but I've just been outside and took some more shots apologies for the picture quality
image.jpg[/attachment The mud is real dirt mixed with pva [attachment=1]image.jpg
The drums on the back are sculpted from milliput along with the sheeting in the side basket and the camoflague net is a gas lamp mantle
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Yeah that's better russ, wow so much more detail to see now, you did a fantastic job on that,more to be proud of mate :thumb2:
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Excellent work Russ :thumb1:! Dio and tank are looking great.
Thanks for sharing...

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Wow!!!!!
WOWWW!!!!
Dude, you da' man!
So much better.
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Very Nice!!!
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Ahhhh that's when Tanks looked like Tanks !!!

Most excellent !


Awesome work my friend !


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Looks really good Heavy and Dirty :thumb2:
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Now that's a tank, fantastic job really nice.
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Looks cracking buddy.

Not really a WIP anymore, so will move this thread to the Land Gallery, which is for completed builds.
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That's awesome for your first pop.....!!! Well done :)
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Man ... that is a great first attempt. Good job mate!!
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Thanks for all your kind words

Here's a short vid if you have time to watch that shows these beasts in all their glory

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No need to be gentle, looks superb (especially for the first attempt, i wish my first model looked like that!)
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Hi Russ

No need to be gentle mate. Cracking build and 1st class weathering. I'm near to finishing my first armour build, Tamiya T-62. A lot of trail and error but hey, that's where the fun is.


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Nice, got 1 in my stash, might dig it out and have a bash myself
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Fantastic! You did a great for your first time. The weathering job is great too. Looking forward to more of your builds. :D
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:oops: Thank you all your very kind
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Wow...... :clap:
First time build is spot on sir...
I just hope that when my time comes it too will look this good.....
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:clap: If only most of us could be that lucky to build something like that our first time around. :clap:
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Wow! excellent job.
My Chieftain is sat in box next to desk and is next project.
I chose it after 30 years away from Modelling and mainly cuz its a vehicle that even now looks way ahead of its years. Whilst in Germany with the Fusiliers we were based next to 3RTR and apart from beast like Challengers firing up engines all day they had a couple of Chieftain tank Recovery.
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I'm going to wait until I finish my Airfix Jackal and then head long into the Chief. It keeps winking at me from on top of shelf.
I noticed whilst on net that you can get Photo-Etch kit for this vehicle so may purchase and have a go. It may end my short return back to modelling when trying to replace all the handles on the side skirts.
Superb job though on your part.
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Sweet! Great job, mate!
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Forgot to ask.....what make / colour paint have you gone for on this model?
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Hey Russ the Cheif looks great....... p.s. keep meaning to watch more of your vids on youtube but I've been busy.
Keep up the good work! :th:
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Well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That's your first? It is superb, well done!
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Beautifull job . Like the Dio that you made . Just like a tank should be . TOP finish .
Great weathering !
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Great stuff getting working the diorama mud on to your tank. Tnx for sharing
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