Cheers boys.
Michael - What a fine offer. Sorry, but one this occasion I must pass it by. I hope you will understand.....
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I had a luuuurverly time yesterday......
To be honest once I had sussed out what went where
and figured out a quick way to assemble the bits, it was a relatively straight forward exercise. Apart from a quick swipe to remove the minimal dots where they were attached to the sprues, the links were a joy to fit together - But mind numbing at the same time!
I've read of various techniques regarding the painting of armour tracks. Many are far too fiddly, long winded and complicated for a simple soul like me who wants an easy life. No primer. I just give the tracks one brushed on coat of Vallejo
Model Air Dk. Sea Grey, then a very thin wash of some sort of Dk. Brown. Finally I shine up the road / wheel contact areas with a pencil.
Here's the tracks with the grey coat of paint.
The four top and bottom long lengths.
I always glue enough links to the drive wheels first. Simply because there's only one position for them to go - On the cogs.
....and once in the roughly the correct position, the idler wheels too. Again both ends of the running gear a straight forward fit.
This kit really is a joy to work on.
Cheers.
Ron