Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
Good Afternoon,
Thanks, my friends. Once I add the tow cable and stowage and a little depth to the paint with a pin wash and weathering, I will do a Show-Off thread. I have the original upper and turret mostly intact and it is interesting to see how much can be done to upgrade these iconic tanks. I'll make sure to do a 'Then' and 'Now' picture.
warm regards,
Painless
Thanks, my friends. Once I add the tow cable and stowage and a little depth to the paint with a pin wash and weathering, I will do a Show-Off thread. I have the original upper and turret mostly intact and it is interesting to see how much can be done to upgrade these iconic tanks. I'll make sure to do a 'Then' and 'Now' picture.
warm regards,
Painless
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- PainlessWolf
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
Tonight saw the tow cable wound and assembled and painted. I did a little more detail painting on the rear plate pieces and the medical kit and turret antennas. More to do but the eyes decided to call it a night. Getting close to stowage and weathering. Pictures:
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- Back plate is complete except for detailing of the handset and weathering
- Back plate is complete except for detailing of the handset and weathering.JPG (94.27 KiB) Viewed 3796 times
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- Ceramic pieces of the radio antennas done in Burnt Sienna gloss.
- Ceramic pieces of the radio antennas done in Burnt Sienna gloss..JPG (98.73 KiB) Viewed 3796 times
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- First Aid kit
- First Aid kit.JPG (84.66 KiB) Viewed 3796 times
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- HERMAN BIX
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
not sure whats more enticing mate ?...................the bloody outstanding tank, or the 'FREE BEER' sign hanging on the wall
Best you watch out sending invites out like that I can give you the tip



Best you watch out sending invites out like that I can give you the tip



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- PainlessWolf
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
*chuckles* Good Morning, Herman,
You would have to read the bottom of the sign. ;o) It's never tomorrow in my kitchen. I'm glad you're liking the work. This one ( like all of the others it seems ) turned into a bigger project than I at first anticipated. You look at the work and say to yourself, " Hey, it would be easy to add\change\improve this feature!" and suddenly, it's two months later. ;o) Damn Time Machines, tanks are....
regards,
Painless
You would have to read the bottom of the sign. ;o) It's never tomorrow in my kitchen. I'm glad you're liking the work. This one ( like all of the others it seems ) turned into a bigger project than I at first anticipated. You look at the work and say to yourself, " Hey, it would be easy to add\change\improve this feature!" and suddenly, it's two months later. ;o) Damn Time Machines, tanks are....
regards,
Painless
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- Jake79
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
Hi Painless
The Pershing is looking fantastic Painless, all that hard work is really paying off, it's been a very enjoyable build to follow. I've learnt a few things as well..
Looking forward to the next one...
Jake
The Pershing is looking fantastic Painless, all that hard work is really paying off, it's been a very enjoyable build to follow. I've learnt a few things as well..
Looking forward to the next one...

Jake
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H/L,Taigen :Initial Tiger 1, Panzer III, Kv 2, Panther G, Bulldog, Leo 2A6
H/L,Taigen :Initial Tiger 1, Panzer III, Kv 2, Panther G, Bulldog, Leo 2A6
- PainlessWolf
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
Jake,
Thank you! I'm glad to have been of use. ;o) I think the next thing that I do will be to assemble the 1/35 Stug that Alpha sent along as research for a filler build next spring of a HL or Taigen Stug. Making one of those into an Ausf B model will be interesting.
regards,
Painless
Thank you! I'm glad to have been of use. ;o) I think the next thing that I do will be to assemble the 1/35 Stug that Alpha sent along as research for a filler build next spring of a HL or Taigen Stug. Making one of those into an Ausf B model will be interesting.
regards,
Painless
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
Last night saw the detail painting completed with the periscope and vision blocks and tank odds and ends. I finished up the evening by going over various stowage ideas and gathering pieces together to touch up. I'm still on the fence about K ration crates. They are a staple of the Tamiya Pershing and nearly everyone seems to add them so I'll see. Pictures:
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- Handset covers applied
- Handset covers applied.JPG (95.65 KiB) Viewed 3748 times
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
HMMMMMMMMMMMMM........... Not sure I'm liking the technique on the exhaust Painless.... kind of makes me think of a baboons rear end
Sorry bout that
ALPHA

Sorry bout that

ALPHA
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
Good Morning, *chuckles*
It's the same as was on the original except that the piece was oil stained over time making it darker. I'll do a wash and add soot to kill the brightness of the rust. Here is a pic of the original paint job on the exhaust ports.
regards,
Painless
It's the same as was on the original except that the piece was oil stained over time making it darker. I'll do a wash and add soot to kill the brightness of the rust. Here is a pic of the original paint job on the exhaust ports.
regards,
Painless
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Re: Heng Long Pershing Rebuild
OK..........do that again
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ALPHA


ALPHA