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" munch...munch....munch......!"

Sat waiting Frans, good luck with the filling and sanding...
Hope theres a Diorama/Vignette on the cards??
Have fun matey.......

wappynutter wrote: " munch...munch....munch......!"

Sat waiting Frans, good luck with the filling and sanding...
Hope theres a Diorama/Vignette on the cards??
Have fun matey.......

Thanks mate, I'm enjoying sanding now with the new Ultimate sanders.
I'm planning a small Vignette with this one. Maybe one figure leaning at the car. .
Cheers buddy

Now that is one strange looking afv.

Will be watching with intrest.

T3hGuppy wrote:Now that is one strange looking afv.

Will be watching with intrest.

It's early 1930's AFV and this kit too I think... Bad, bad plastic and fitting parts is also terrible.
But it's a funny looking kit, and with some effort you can make it look nice

fly1ngdutchm4n wrote:

T3hGuppy wrote:Now that is one strange looking afv.

Will be watching with intrest.

It's early 1930's AFV and this kit too I think... Bad, bad plastic and fitting parts is also terrible.
But it's a funny looking kit, and with some effort you can make it look nice

Im sure you will make it look great as always buddy.

love these strange builds instead of another panzer like your work so far bud will keep up with this

T3hGuppy wrote:Im sure you will make it look great as always buddy.

Tiger131 wrote:love these strange builds instead of another panzer like your work so far bud will keep up with this

Thanks guys!
I will do my best on this one...

Great thread Frans. I like the looks of these early armoured vehicles and I especially like what you are doing with this model. Looking forward to more

Rob wrote:Great thread Frans. I like the looks of these early armoured vehicles and I especially like what you are doing with this model. Looking forward to more

Thank you Rob
I must say that it's not an easy task with this kit though. ..
Looks like this kit came straight out of hell, 666 bad parts moulded by Lucifer himself
But seriously though, I like this kit so far and there is nothing some plastic card and putty can't solve so far
This car is going to be one step closer to building a ww1 vehicle that I want to build sometimes.

hey frans nice work! you know i'm a german and i'm a bit like hamilkar barkas i would only build that vehicle as a victim of a german afv so it would be destroyed and burnt out so i would not place rivets on it and invest the safed time into a nice german afv come to the dark side we have cookies ... and tigers and panthers <3!

andreb87 wrote:hey frans nice work! you know i'm a german and i'm a bit like hamilkar barkas i would only build that vehicle as a victim of a german afv so it would be destroyed and burnt out so i would not place rivets on it and invest the safed time into a nice german afv come to the dark side we have cookies ... and tigers and panthers <3!

Thank you Andre
LOL! Hamilkar and you got Cookies over there? Hold on, I'm coming over to the dark side now!
As you know I'm a big fan of German AFV too but this thing kinda stole my gingerbread hart...
Want to make her pretty with a polish figure next to it. Than blow her up..

Frantastic matey.......

I see you added the winding handle.......

I see the picture of the rebuilt one has removed it completely??

Good luck with that Camo..... I don't envy you one bit at this scale.....
Love the idea of you adding the rivets.... go on get it done, you'll not be happy with it until you have...

...and Hush Andre.... cookies don't tempt us......... well maybe a little..... are they Double chocolate chip?? In a chocolate cookie??

.....Okay we in..... don't tell....

Happy Modelling guys...where ever you live...

Superb work and all the extra work youve put into this has really paid off...it must have looked impressive back in thr day but now it looks like something the A-TEAM would make in a garage..look forward to the paint job

wappynutter wrote: Frantastic matey.......

I see you added the winding handle.......

I see the picture of the rebuilt one has removed it completely??

Good luck with that Camo..... I don't envy you one bit at this scale.....
Love the idea of you adding the rivets.... go on get it done, you'll not be happy with it until you have...

...and Hush Andre.... cookies don't tempt us......... well maybe a little..... are they Double chocolate chip?? In a chocolate cookie??

.....Okay we in..... don't tell....

Happy Modelling guys...where ever you live...

Thanks Andy
The winding handle is removed in that rebuild for that rebuild is from 1937 with a differend camo.
I, m building a 1934 model and those still had the winding handels on them like the T Ford.
That's what I have read anyway

And double chocolate chip in chocolate cookie?
mnam mnam mnam.... Guess Germany has 2 more crew members soon... If we're getting chocolate milk too. With some whip cream. ..

Tiger131 wrote:Superb work and all the extra work youve put into this has really paid off...it must have looked impressive back in thr day but now it looks like something the A-TEAM would make in a garage..look forward to the paint job

Thanks mate
Go figure how much AFV's has chanced during the war. Within 10 years from this build they had evolved big time!
The A Team eh? Lol! Now I have to go look for a small BA to drive this car

Looks great Frans mate, those little additions make all the difference. Good job! Don't listen to the dark side, these obscure models have so much more character than A N other panzer, no matter how much chocolate they're coated with! Lol!!

chief5437 wrote:Looks great Frans mate, those little additions make all the difference. Good job! Don't listen to the dark side, these obscure models have so much more character than A N other panzer, no matter how much chocolate they're coated with! Lol!!

Thanks Chief
I agree with the character, these early panzer cars were cool back then

And a Panzer with Chocolate zimmeritt And shooting jelly beans !

Considering that you have made a silk purse out of a sows ear, yes go with the rivets good buddy.I won't count them I promise Considering all the work you put in into turning this fiasco of a kit around, it is just a little more and, you won't be kicking yourself later wondering if you should have done it or not.

What a terrific job you have done with this kit. Great show of skills and such an obscure but welcome subject!

Looks like a dog of a kit Franz.

No doubt you will make it win the dog show though.

Switcher wrote:Considering that you have made a silk purse out of a sows ear, yes go with the rivets good buddy.I won't count them I promise Considering all the work you put in into turning this fiasco of a kit around, it is just a little more and, you won't be kicking yourself later wondering if you should have done it or not.

Thank you mate.
I have already tried to add some rivets from stretched spue, and it worked out great!
Your right. I'm trying to make this horrible kit into a gem, so adding the rivets is a must for me.
I do have to count them though, for the panels need a even amount of rivets...

PaulAyrey wrote:What a terrific job you have done with this kit. Great show of skills and such an obscure but welcome subject!

Thanks Mate

UKscalemodeller wrote:Looks like a dog of a kit Franz.

No doubt you will make it win the dog show though.

lol... like that expression
trying to make here a beauty, if she doesn't bite me...

Just caught up with this, excellent build Frans, look forward to seeing it painted mate. I say go of the rivets

looks good.