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Thanks so much. It was an amazing build and kit!

Looks like a cool build! Is that a sharpie you are using to pre-shade your panel lines?

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.