mustang1989

DANG Bob!!! Man this is some really neat stuff that you've got going on in this thread brother. You've definitely got a knack for painting and detailing up these small figurines and I've gotta say that this is truly inspiring work. Glad to see you back in the communities good buddy. You've been missed.

I don't have any idea just where to begin with a comment on this beauty LIN. The paint......weathering.....detailing and just loogathat figure work. I mean.....it's ALL there. I am truly floored by this build and simply cannot say enough good about it.

Thanks Stuart. I'm having a good amount of fun with this build and I'm not going all out on it which makes it all that much more enjoyable. I may build a couple of these before I tackle my MiniArt Panzer build/ diorama just so I can get the whole process down a little better before going all out.

Thanks Anton. There are a TON of options out there and I have a few armor kits in the stash. I figured Tamiya would be a safe place to start learning.

Thanks Jim. Much appreciated man.

LOTS of time spent in the painting & weathering stages of this build and it looks great Keith. Good photography too!

One thing I have NOT done yet in scale modeling is to paint a figure. Builds like this inspire me to try every time I see one painted up this well. Some good work went into this one Matt.

What a cool ride! Never seen an armored gun Jeep before and this one turned out very well Warren.

Pretty sharp small-scale Hornet there Stuart. Did your son get a little more interested in trying something like this out after you guys watched the movie and you finishing this one up?

Just to show that I've actually been working on this one all week long...... I've been hanging what parts I can and still get by with the priming process and then onto the masking & painting in the near future.

Good call on adding that piece Johnny as it gave it an added level of depth the deck area.

Now this is frickin' WAY cool Fabrizio. I don't think I've ever seen this kit, let alone a build of it. Will be watching this one for SURE!!

WOW!! You sure know your way around armor scale modeling LIN. Everything from prep to final bits just looks fantastic!! VERY well built, painted and weathered up buddy.

That's a good turn out on that Steel Cat and you've got a good amount of weathering on there Keith. Such a beast and like Jim said.......had to be an intimidating force on any battle scene.

That's my bad Kyle. Still.......you spurred me on.