Ron's Tamiya Marder I

[RonGlass]

Hope you like it so far !

 

[Tworrs]

Yep, liking it so far, great progress.

 

[RonGlass]

Yep, liking it so far, great progress.

Thank you much Garry !

 

[A_J_Rimmer]

Wow! That'll look good under some paint!

 

[RonGlass]

Wow! That'll look good under some paint!

Thanks Arnold, let's hope so lol !

 

[Lee Drennen]

Looks the part Ron I like it.

 

[RonGlass]

Looks the part Ron I like it.

Thank You Lee, that means a lot, I'm glad that you like it !

 

[rtfoe]

Looking good Ron and ready for paint. Don't mind me asking about the ropes...were the crew ex US marines? Either it's good attachment points for foliage camo or quick escape or getting into the fighting compartment.
I like it too.

Cheers,
Wabble

 

[David Lovell]

Snuck this one in under the radar Ron ,wow you've done some miles on this ,almost seems a shame to cover it in paint ,very impressive stuff . Dave

 

[Tim Marlow]

Looking good Ron

 

[RonGlass]

Looking good Robought a comprehensive 'used"n and ready for paint. Don't mind me asking about thew ropes...were the crew ex US marines? Either it's good attachment points for foliage camo or quick escape or getting into the fighting compartment.
I like it too.
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Cheers,
Wabble

Lol ya know Richard, I thought the same, looks like what Dad must have used at Inchon. But with the pic reference I was going by, I had assumed that that feature was indeed some nautical cargo netting. I ended up replicating it with lead wire. But - one reference I came across (same pic) identified that as "wire lattice for foliage" .. so I dunno, but in any case it's a neat detail lol !
In the process of trying to create that though, I did buy a comprehensive used lot of model ship-builders rigging strings , wires, threads, what-have-you to add to my supplies

 

[RonGlass]

Snuck this one in under the radar Ron ,wow you've done some miles on this ,almost seems a shame to cover it in paint ,very impressive stuff . Dave

Yep Dave, my thoughts exactly. I'm one of those weirdos who love to see the un-painted state of modelworks that are beyond box-stock. Glad you like it !

 

[RonGlass]

Looking good Ron

Thanks Tim !

 

[Jim R]

That's a very impressive build Ron. It will paint up beautifully.

 

[RonGlass]

Looking good Ron and ready for paint. Don't mind me asking about the ropes...were the crew ex US marines? Either it's good attachment points for foliage camo or quick escape or getting into the fighting compartment.
I like it too.

Cheers,
Wabble

Lol that disembarkation rigging would have to be for Hitler Youth kids though Richard. That's a rather small AFV

 

[RonGlass]

That's a very impressive build Ron. It will paint up beautifully.

Aw many Thanks Jim !!

 

[scottie3158]

Ron, very nice mate some great additions.

 

[Jack L]

This is excellent Ron!!

 

[Allen Dewire]

Wow Ron, that's a really nice job on this kit so far!!! You gotta love one of Alfred Becker's first big projects. How does the Tamiya kit build up? Any probs? I've had two kits of this baby, one from RPM and one from Ironsides. Never built either of 'em and sold them. Then I snagged a Schmitt/Airmodel resin kit and one day, I'll get the chance to build it...

Right now, I'll just sit back and watch you build yours though. Hope all is well with you and yours, over in the colonies Buddy...

Prost
Allen

 

[RonGlass]

Ron, very nice mate some great additions.

Thanks Paul ! Now don't you go stealing any of my ideas Buddy !