JeroenPeters

Lucky you... So... no more excuses to not finish the 38!! (except for the war movies that is.. )

Wow Lee... I'm a long time LSP member, but I haven't seen this beauty.... Any more surprises up the ol' sleeve??

Cees.... where's the freakin' beer can!? We need it to see how big this beautiful monster is

Hi thomas, Great stamina in tackling this project! Glad you went for a more interrsting scheme than all over bmf. Really sets it off.. Great work!!

Shouldnt you be back in die Heimat by now? Hmm? I made the template. Looked at it. Set it aside.

Thnx guys! Well.. here's some more tedious work. Snipped of the plastic WnW fins and replaced them with the HGW PE. Gotta be careful not to drop them...

Hi Erik, I believe to recall these Shermans did not carry a lot of stowage. I'm a little bit out of the armour modelling, but still enjoy looking at a delicately weathered piece of armour though. One day I might just try my hand at 1/35 again. So. You're (planning on) building a Sherman?

Hi Cees, Good to see you working on this project again. Too good to be stowed away. Really cool. Cheers, Jeroen

Thnx George, No worries. I've got a permit! Here's some more tedious work:

First coat of paint on ze wings. Got some 1,5mm tape at the Airbrush store today, so next up: masking the ribs.

Hi all, some more progress. My least favorite part. Repeating sequences...

Hi Grant, Thnx! I will post some more armour builds over the next couple of weeks. Here's a link to the U-boat album: http://s1338.photobucket.com/user/jeroenpeters75/slideshow/U-boat%20Conning%20tower

Really nice build Jamme!!! Congrats. Love the masked roundels. Cheers, Jeroen

Amazing stuff!! Really impressive scratching. I guess that when you have an itch... Scratch!!

Wow! Did you make those Mig21's?? 1/144?

Hi Jeroen, I used three greys. All mr Hobby. A bit darker towards the edges. But mostly medium grey satin. Hi Doogs, I added a lot of water to the AK. It's way too thick not to. I believe 2/3 water 1/3 AK. Nice stuff. I'll look out for your... Latex! Cheers, Jeroen

There's room for two in my Ninak!

Hi James, Great review and pics. I have the older version of the Ninak seatbelts and had to cut them out myself. Also these feature holes instead of black dots. Looks like a great product. Cheers! Jeroen

Hi Danny, ah ok. Here's a site that makes the coolest plates on order: http://www.nameitplates.co.uk They're always present at hobby shows. Cheers, Jeroen

Wow Jeroen... amazing progress and weathering. Again... One question: how do you mask the undersides to obtain the green edge along the wing's edges?

More!

Great start Danny!! Will you be using the HPH resin replacement canopy? AND I can really recommend the HGW seatbelts. They come with resin seats too. Following this one buddy. Cheers, Jeroen

Hi Danny, You know i love your Von Werra build. The one that got away! Where did you have that name plate made? Cheers, Jeroen

Hi all, I built this Verlinden full resin kit quite some years ago. It's the Trophy models series BRDM-1. The figure is from Alpine miniatures i believe. If I had to build this kit today, I would use a range of techniques I did not know back then. But I guess that's part of the hobby. The base is petrified wood. Cheers, Jeroen This is what you get: And here's the model:

Thnx guys, I covered the exhaust stacks with liquid fluid. The vallejo version is very thin. A bit difficult to remove, but perfect for tight spots. Cheers, Jeroen