M-32 Recovery Vehicle

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Hi added the bogies serial numbers using Archer cast decal set ( my firstt go using them but it won't be my last) I bet he thought I had forgotten them :lol: .
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Remade cable crimp
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Broke model down to paint as getting brush in would be impossible as I only brush paint, all metal parts primed with metal primer .
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Thank you you for looking.
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privatepete wrote: Sat Feb 17, 2018 5:00 pm
OneSmallStep1966 wrote: Fri Feb 16, 2018 3:56 pm My word, you’ve put some work into this, looks great :th:
Thank you old friend how are the eyes doing, are you making anything these days, you might have heard I left for 3 mouths but amy back for a while just to finish of my stash then thats it but most of the old guard has gone or not playing ??? though some are not the naughty step :lol:

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To be honest I totally lost my modelling mojo last year after my eye problem and Photobucket didn’t help by wrecking all my build threads, so I haven’t been active on this forum for many, many, months :shhh:
However, my boy has got in to building Warhammer 40K and asked me to help him paint some of his tanks and I think that’s kick-started my mojo, because I feel I want to build something again soon.
I have another an op scheduled in a couple weeks to rectify the cataracts (an unwelcome by-product of retinal surgery) then hopefully I will get back to some building, but I doubt I’ll post build-threads again.
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privatepete wrote: Sat Feb 17, 2018 5:00 pm
OneSmallStep1966 wrote: Fri Feb 16, 2018 3:56 pm My word, you’ve put some work into this, looks great :th:
Thank you old friend how are the eyes doing, are you making anything these days, you might have heard I left for 3 mouths but amy back for a while just to finish of my stash then thats it but most of the old guard has gone or not playing ??? though some are not the naughty step :lol:

Pete :cheers2:
hi pete, hope youre well.
this is looking better every time! i hope youre not sacking everything off once youve finished your stash!? ive been away from modelling for a good while now, various reasons, but im slowly getting back in to it. so, i can understand why you might be thinking about giving it up, all ill say is, dont make any absolute decisions, youre doing some outstanding work, that i really enjoy following. i dont have constant access to the internet yet, so i just get on here when i can, but i love seeing your work. fingers crossed youll keep at it.
cheers buddy, :bow:: :cheers2:
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chief5437 wrote: Sun Feb 18, 2018 4:16 am
privatepete wrote: Sat Feb 17, 2018 5:00 pm
OneSmallStep1966 wrote: Fri Feb 16, 2018 3:56 pm My word, you’ve put some work into this, looks great :th:
Thank you old friend how are the eyes doing, are you making anything these days, you might have heard I left for 3 mouths but amy back for a while just to finish of my stash then thats it but most of the old guard has gone or not playing ??? though some are not the naughty step :lol:

Pete :cheers2:
hi pete, hope youre well.
this is looking better every time! i hope youre not sacking everything off once youve finished your stash!? ive been away from modelling for a good while now, various reasons, but im slowly getting back in to it. so, i can understand why you might be thinking about giving it up, all ill say is, dont make any absolute decisions, youre doing some outstanding work, that i really enjoy following. i dont have constant access to the internet yet, so i just get on here when i can, but i love seeing your work. fingers crossed youll keep at it.
cheers buddy, :bow:: :cheers2:
Hi Rich nie to here from you and yes I'm stil in the land of the living, Have good days & bad one's and **** one's. As for sacking off yes that decison is unfotunately ont of me hands and the stash if you can call six models stash ?. I'm glad you like what I've done so far. I hope everything your end is settling down now and I see your back on the bench good to see.

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hey Pete,
sorry to hear that the decision has been made for you :( heres hoping you have more good days than bad, you have my best wishes. im looking forward to seeing this build come together, and at least another six! my stash isnt much bigger either, lol!
all the best mate, keep it coming!

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HI on to the painting stage primed the vehicle as where the tracks.

Everything on this model is hand painted.

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Got the main colour on and the detailed painting all done plus the tracks, blow are the paints i used.
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The main body.
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Thank you for looking next up decals and weathering.

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It looks very good. The quality of painting is really awesome, considering you only used a brush. Have you ever used rattlecans for priming?
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Any tips for brush painting? I'd like to do it more often but not sure about thinning, technique etc.
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Looks mint, nice brush work Pete!
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Wow that really looks like its been airbrushed as well! Well done for brush painting :thumb2:
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TheNordus wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:20 pm It looks very good. The quality of painting is really awesome, considering you only used a brush. Have you ever used rattlecans for priming?
Hi Tommi, I can't I've have a major health issues so rattlecans are a big no no.
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chief5437 wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2018 4:43 pm Looks mint, nice brush work Pete!
DrSprue wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2018 4:48 pm Wow that really looks like its been airbrushed as well! Well done for brush painting :thumb2:
Thank you, very much appreciated as you probably know I hate painting so it's nice to hear.

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Crikey Pete, you really are a model-making speed machine :). It’s looking fabulous.
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OneSmallStep1966 wrote: Tue Feb 20, 2018 6:16 pm Crikey Pete, you really are a model-making speed machine :). It’s looking fabulous.
Hi Norm thank you I would have to look up the word speed I move more and more like a tortoise these days.
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Hi calling this one done, thank you everyone took the time to have a look.

All my models are hand painted

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Hi sorry forgot the base.

1 x deconstructed picture frame.

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One completed base of the Falaise Pocket area Aug 1944.
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It is now complete,thank you all once again.

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Amazing work, Pete! :clap: :bow::

It looks absolutely stunning - love the base too :th:

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Wow, An amazing build and base as well! :clap:
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A superb build an the base is inspiringly original (I don’t think I’ve ever seen one like it before, SUPERB).
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Awesome finish Pete! Love the base, I’ve got the same map, lol! Great build, mate. :th: :th: :clap:
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TommyKillander wrote: Thu Feb 22, 2018 7:36 pm Amazing work, Pete! :clap: :bow::

It looks absolutely stunning - love the base too :th:

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DrSprue wrote: Thu Feb 22, 2018 7:53 pm Wow, An amazing build and base as well! :clap:
OneSmallStep1966 wrote: Thu Feb 22, 2018 9:18 pm A superb build an the base is inspiringly original (I don’t think I’ve ever seen one like it before, SUPERB).
chief5437 wrote: Fri Feb 23, 2018 8:45 am Awesome finish Pete! Love the base, I’ve got the same map, lol! Great build, mate. :th: :th: :clap:


Thank you to everyone who took the time to have a look and leave some very flattering comments :oops: but I'm glad you like it .
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Great finish Pete - and another cracking unusual vehicle to add to your collection!

Really well done - love the idea with the map too! :clap:
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Tomcat64 wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 4:18 pm Great finish Pete - and another cracking unusual vehicle to add to your collection!

Really well done - love the idea with the map too! :clap:
Hi Neil and thank you very much, you know I like the unusual ones and the collection is certainly grown over the years.
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