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1/35 Takom WW1 Mk.V Heavy Battle Tank Kit manufacture: Takom Scale : 1/35 Type: WW1 British Heavy Battle Tank Extras: OOB Paints: Tamiya, Vallejo, Mig Weathering: Vallejo, Flory, AK, and Uschi My Basement Air Force welcomed its newest ground defense tank the Takom 1/35 British/American Army Heavy Tank (Artistic License) variant to the barn today! What a fantastic and interesting build. I look forward to another WW1 armor build in the near future!

Oh wow!!! Very sweet build!!!

I'm getting ready to start mine after I finish my 1/48 Tamiya Meteor! Looking forward to the build!

Thanks Mike it was a fun build!

Thanks Dennis I give the credit to Revell for supplying me with a beautiful kit!

Nicely done!

Wow sweet build!! Love the colors!

Holy cow that's perfect!! Awesome build!!

I agree with Jim and Jeroen I just can't see why when I seal that coat as I go plus I only on occasions thin my Tamiya paints preferring to spray neat! With that said it's always nice to hear about and experiment with new techniques.

Holy cow!! What a build!! Nice progress!

Excellent progress!

Looking good!! Nice progress!

Beautiful craftsmanship Mr, Peters!!

Love the Arado!! Just finished mine and its a fabulous kit!!

LOL Cees I snuck it under the radar!!!

Oh nothing happened to it, lol!!! I just got attached to it while I was building it!!

No Cees I bought the HpH resin canopy from Rene when I visited Amsterdam last October! Glad I did as it's a lot better than the kit offers!

Thanks Aitorazkue for the kind comment. It was really a great kit to build!

I bought the same kit while visiting Europe in October! Really looking forward to starting it. Great progress on yours!

Thanks everyone for the kind comments. They are greatly appreciated. I took artistic license with the scheme but liked the scheme of the B variant!

Who cares, lol!!!

Little bit of progress, lol!!! Coated the wing and fuselage top with Flory Dark Dirt Wash to highlight the panel lines show a bit of wear/use! I'll remove the excess amount after it dries and then seal with Kleer. After that it's decals and installing all the small bits like radar antennas etc.

Wow super build!

Thanks! It was a fun build!