Speedy Gonzales as ever Moni!always interesting to see an older Tamiya kit being built.
Incidentally, the SU-100 was one of the few tanks feared by Tiger B crews on the Russian Front.
there a nice easy kit to build these,s one,I do enjoy them as well,always like your added info,as well,
it of great help and very useful as well, :D very glad that your liking this one Patrick,
ta Ian,did wont to do it very different from some of the others,not just Russian green, :D
ta Gavin ,glad your liking this one as well,a fun build, :D
well tracks on,still need some work on them,
before I do join both half's ,I need to paint up a crew member and place him in,need to alter him a big,like he will
lose both knees and lower legs ,ouch, :S 9_9
plus need to make up some tank holders for the two fuel tanks I leafed off, :S
before I do join both half's ,I need to paint up a crew member and place him in,need to alter him a big,like he will
lose both knees and lower legs ,ouch, :S 9_9
plus need to make up some tank holders for the two fuel tanks I leafed off, :S
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dubster72
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I read a lot of books with accounts from actual soldiers, so that gives a more personal perspective on what happened during combat. Sometimes that's more illuminating than a dry description of a battle
I've got the new Miniart SU 85 in the stash which I'm thinking of starting if I can figure the best way to display the interior detail.
I've got the new Miniart SU 85 in the stash which I'm thinking of starting if I can figure the best way to display the interior detail.
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Very nice work Monica, as always I am amazed by the speed at which you work!
I read a lot of books with accounts from actual soldiers, so that gives a more personal perspective on what happened during combat. Sometimes that's more illuminating than a dry description of a battle
I've got the new Miniart SU 85 in the stash which I'm thinking of starting if I can figure the best way to display the interior detail.
Me too ... 800+ parts if I am not mistaken, and plenty of interior details, but once u put on the upper half, most if not all the details cannot be seen.
I read a lot of books with accounts from actual soldiers, so that gives a more personal perspective on what happened during combat. Sometimes that's more illuminating than a dry description of a battle
I've got the new Miniart SU 85 in the stash which I'm thinking of starting if I can figure the best way to display the interior detail.
I find all your comments and added info very helpful,and dose give more of an insight into a build,and how to base it , :D
I will look forward to seeing you start on the SU-85,real I think the only way you,can show the inside is by cutaways,I did see,
a kit forget by who,and it was a T34,or SU,which did have a clear hull, :/ and I know there is a Tiger as well with that ,
ta,Bob do real appreciate your comments,I find with the Tamiya kits very very fast builds,
but need to put more into added detail,and the painting and weathering of the kit, :D
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dubster72
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You're thinking of the AFV Club T-34 Moni, which has the clear hull & turret. I've come up with a cunning plan for my SU 85... I'll keep the roof & one side plate separate to display the fighting compartment
Just as I finish commenting on your last build your half way through the next,I don't know how you do it so quick but it's great for us following as we get to see loads of your work and it's top notch.
great progess on this one so far
great progess on this one so far
much appreciated , Stuart ,so very glad that your liking this one so far,very nice kit to build, :D
I do tend to build a little quite in some stages of a build,then it slows down, :/
I do tend to build a little quite in some stages of a build,then it slows down, :/
a small update on this one,have both half's together,and the driver in, :/
and start another crew member as well,
made the tank holder,from some strip,s of tea candle,cut to 2mm,strips,and a bit of balsa for the mount to the tank,
maybe not the best,but I think it dose work, O.o
also the marking on her as well,
so that's where I,m at at the moment, :D
hope you like the added tank holders,next add the bits and bobs,
and start another crew member as well,
made the tank holder,from some strip,s of tea candle,cut to 2mm,strips,and a bit of balsa for the mount to the tank,
maybe not the best,but I think it dose work, O.o
also the marking on her as well,
so that's where I,m at at the moment, :D
hope you like the added tank holders,next add the bits and bobs,
an update on this one,been working on the base the last few days, 9_9
still a bit to do,finishing off windows,and a lot of other small things then to add the rubble,and
get the figures done as well, O.o
well hoping your liking the progress so far, :/
still a bit to do,finishing off windows,and a lot of other small things then to add the rubble,and
get the figures done as well, O.o
well hoping your liking the progress so far, :/
Making really good progress on this Monica
Great work so far Monica like Stuart says it's coming along very nicely indeed.
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Another great diorama base Monica! Really looking good there, I see your doing more signs now in your dios I like it.
ta Ian so glad that your liking this one so far,still a bit to do,
ta Bob,I have been ,as its a good idea to give names to shops and factors,very glad that your liking this one :D
