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Looks great carl, I like it a lot

regards john

Ludwig von wigbearer wrote:Looks great carl, I like it a lot

regards john

Thank you John now I've got to do some work sanding filling and adding some detail bits like the plasticard stowage boxes I'm building and other German details.

Quite surprised nobody does a T34/76 rc out of the box.

Looks good in base coat, the skirts with the holes are neat. I must bash my JPnones about.

Ad Lav wrote:Quite surprised nobody does a T34/76 rc out of the box.

Looks good in base coat, the skirts with the holes are neat. I must bash my JPnones about.

I've found a pre-assembled T-34/76 turret with servo recoil and elevation ready to plug and play on EBay from a fellow in Russia. It's a bit pricey roughly $165.00 US. I'd guess it's at least an option for someone without the skills to make one themselves.

There's a resin one, but at about £70 it's not cheap either.

Added some color to the base coat. It's going to be from the Das Reich devision and they had many German tri color camoflouge patterns. I went with one that is a mix of model master enamel interior green and Tamiya XF-64 Red Brown.

Still have to add a filter some washes and chipping with some detail bits and pieces. It is looking more German at this point

Will also darken some areas like the engine deck and hull damage.

I think

Wow you work quick!

Ad Lav wrote:Wow you work quick!

Yes two young children one has to "work" as fast as possible when the time allows. Sometimes I'm really feeling the work and just keep rolling. Much more to do but the basic design is now there.

Thank you

Looks great.

I know the feeing with the little ones - managed some build time today inbetween going to the park and lunch and dinner lol

Thank you sometimes my daughters glitter from her arts and crafts desk winds up on my tanks.... Not fun to clean