Tamiya 1/35 M1A1

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Tamiya 1/35 M1A1

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Hi,
I've just joined, and had a build which I completed a few months ago so thought I could post it here.

I am new to modelling, I started the hobby 4 months ago and this is one of my first builds.

I have all the pictures of the build but thought I could post my final reveal here first, and if anyone wants I can post all my build pictures in the build forum.
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Well those are my final reveal pictures. Please let me know your thoughts on my attempt.
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Looks like a nice clean built to me.
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That base is well done too. :th: :th: :th:
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Sweet!
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Thanks. Yeah im not a weathering expert yet so I just built a clean tank with washes to highlight some areas.

As I get better hopefully should be able to make more detailed weathering effects.
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PrivateMansoor wrote:Thanks. Yeah im not a weathering expert yet so I just built a clean tank with washes to highlight some areas.

As I get better hopefully should be able to make more detailed weathering effects.
That's a very nice build you have done - it looks fantastic! :clap:

Not all tanks needs to be weathered like they've been to hell and back to look realistic. Tanks are expensive assets and they are kept in good condition by maintenance personell (or the crew) if the situation permits it.

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