Scale-Master

That's a logical possibility. Makes sense to me.

Just a quickie project. I stripped all of the tampos off this Hot Wheels casting, but kept the pearl yellow paint. I resized the artwork I designed for the Revell C6R Lemans model kit and printed new decals.

I don't know why those parts are yellow; I followed the instructions. But there are photos that show it is correct.

This one is U.S. Marines.

Meng 1/35th scale. This was a very enjoyable project. Not particularly difficult, but a good amount of work and little different from what I usually build. There a handful of parts that are installed during the final assembly which are engineered so that the seams have to be dealt with, and then painted, after installing them on the almost finished model, but it's all part of the job. WIP Thread:

I added more wear to the blade and its arms.

The set:

The #29 is done. These are 1/43rd scale.

The #48 is done.

For the parts that should be Caterpillar Yellow I used Tamiya Camel Yellow. I figure once I'd matted out and dirtied up the parts a bit it should work fine.

The #29 is almost done, just a handful of small parts to add.

The #48 is almost done, just a handful of small parts to add.

I scratched the blade with a wire brush before painting. Then I added some wear to the surfaces.

The cab fits well and some of the hydraulic hoses for the ripper have been installed.

The kit comes with clear and slightly tinted "armored" windows.