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TankYank wrote:Outstanding! Definitely on the radar to build this tank one day.

Thank you very much! It was a fun build!! I definitely recommend it and that builder im working on one with a turret next!!

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HERMAN BIX wrote:Yeah thats meaty.
Excellent job mate

Thank you Mr Bix I appreciate the kind words!!

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Herr Dr. Professor wrote:I, too, especially like the outdoor photos. However, I also drool a bit at the bookshelf. Well done, Shameless!

Thank you very much!!! They are both accomplishments!!! hahahaha I still see more I want!!! Books and tanks!!

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Rob59 wrote:Very nice and fendeless!
Great.
Rob.

Thank you!! Yeah finally didn't have to cut um off just didn't install!!! This bit isn't right the few photos of 231 it has its fenders but i like the tracks exposed look!!

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ColemanCollector wrote:Beauty! That's alot of real estate to get rid of layer lines from. Always looking for new techniques so c'mon, spill the beans! Well done!

Mike.

Thank you!!!

There's definitely a few areas where the lines are still present. The Mud is covering the wordt of it!

Ive got a few i ideas but this being the forst one i wanted to do minimal first and see the results. So this is just sanded with 180 grit and smoothed over a little bit with some finer stuff. 3 layers of ace hardware primer.

On the next there will be none. I plan on applying armor texture of the entire thing.
Main reason I didn't on this is it all PLA+ research says it will not like my armor texture mixture.

331 is PETG it supposed to be able stand up to the mixture. We will see!! I think ill end up using both types for different parts in the future.

I also think some high build primer would do the trick?? What do you like to do to make them dissappear? What filament you prefer?

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I do love dirty girls