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Daniel_Roxy

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About Daniel_Roxy

  • Birthday 03/24/2001

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    Airfix modules/tanks/plains/WW2 era vehicles and more.

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  1. Not too good at blending. But it's definitely looking pretty good. Loving the detail on the engine. Painted the rocker covers with a more olive drab look. Think it really makes the engine just look that extra bit
  2. Abit more work. Got some nice things for weathering. And put the engine together. Still got the exhausts air intake pipe. And some other bits to put on. But it's coming together. Just had a little go dry fitting the engine and transmission and it's starting to look pretty good.
  3. Been working on little bits over the week. Got most of the engine parts painted in a dase colour. Will post photos later But I have painted the fuel tanks in a patchy sort of way and then detailed and weathered them with some washes. Definitely getting better with that sort of thing
  4. All of the suspension arms have now been fixed in, Road, Sprocket and return rollers painted and some weathering added, tracks have also been cut from sprues,cleaned up and primed + painted. It took some time to get most of the simpler parts stuck together. And then everything has now been primed
  5. Looks really good. Personally being also an avid game player I use WarThunder for images and ideas of things like how stuff should look. The tanks are modeled really well and you can preview anything in any nation so gives a good 3D model you can look at. Might be helpful might not.
  6. The level of detail is pretty damn good. Love the fact that there is actually torsion bars modeled in and fitted together properly. Unfortunately it's gonna all be glued in place as the plastic doesn't have enough strength to actually work. And the shock absorbers can't pivot or move angle wise. But it all fits and looks great together
  7. There. That's better. Got the wheels all done. Added some black wash and oil/grease to them as well. Got all the suspension and running gear parts done and ready to be put on.
  8. Quite helpful thanks. Been using videos from the chieftain for info. Not quite sure why I decided the rollers were metal honestly 😅
  9. I don't find it to bad. Tho it is annoying getting the colours to not cross sometimes. Although making any kind of Churchill tank is an exception. Or German for that matter. So so many road wheels ha ha
  10. Here some work. Been doing the road wheels and return rollers. Started with adding the weathering to them as well.
  11. Looking awesome so far. Love the headlights and all the smaller details. Will be following along for this one.
  12. Thanks for the interest helps keep my motivation going. Just done some painting so far. The road wheels suspension arms and hull coated with my new air gun. Also painted inside the inside engine bay area and fire wall.
  13. First up is all the parts. Including all the track links. Brass details and even some pieces that are wrapped in some foam for protection
  14. This is a interesting model of the Super Pershing from HobbyBoss. The kit has a lot of details including full engine bay and individually linked tracks. Along with torsion bar suspension.
  15. I have finished this model now. had some stuff change in my life over the last few months so just forgot to upload the images but here they are. just deciding what model to do next.
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