Tamiya Mk iv male tank

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John Rixon

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I reckon that's pretty damn fine, and using your rail layout as a backdrop is inspired! I've been tempted more than once with this tank, and your build tempts me even more! Nice one.
 

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Superb looking tank and great work on the dio and ground work
 

eddiesolo

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Looks superb to me Dave. I like it mate.
 
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dubster72

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Just like John, this is tempting me to have a bash at one of these.


Great weathering, it has a very realistic look.
 

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Now that looks great to me Dave, and I really like the photos on the raIlway set up you should keep it there.


Just think of the look on the passengers faces as the trains pass by.  9_9 :D
 
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Thanks i find it is hard to know when to stop weathering I seem to leave it and go back after a day or two and add more this was hard as I had a picture in my head of what I wanted which turns out was far more than my skills could achieve. I did enjoy just brush painting for a change.


Plus with this kit it is fun to switch it on and play tank.


Dave
 

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Nothing wrong with that Dave, great work all round I say.
 
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