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Ecam wrote:Nice work. Sad thing is it reminds me of vehicles my brother has owned/driven.

Well, at least I'm not in a one-car family, and relegated to having to drive the wife's pink May Kay car around, and pretending mine (the non-existent one) is in the shop. As your OTHER brother likes to quote Darth Vader and say, "All too easy..."

This is the latest work, the turret is on and has had some weathering, may do a bit more haven't decided yet.

For those with facebook there is a short vid testing the battlefield sounds.























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Looks great , top work.

Excellent job being done on this, it's a great option in this hobby when you don't want the expense of installing RC kit in a model. Making a busted tank look like a battlefield wreck, rather than a broken toy tank, takes a lot of skill, and you are doing a brilliant job.

Aussie wrote:Looks great , top work.

Ta mate, glad you like it.

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wibblywobbly wrote:Excellent job being done on this, it's a great option in this hobby when you don't want the expense of installing RC kit in a model. Making a busted tank look like a battlefield wreck, rather than a broken toy tank, takes a lot of skill, and you are doing a brilliant job.

I love doing worn out and knackered, and as I had bits around for upgrading thought it would good as something to scurry around. I was tempted to do RC at one point, but couldn't be bothered lol. Really pleased you like it.

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