Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scratch
Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Interesting (re)use of temporary road/runway material.
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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Thanks guys for your help and support!
this external fuel tank topic is curious but whatever ... I´ll see
Next step: before finishing the hull with all details I switched over to the turret.
First I put on a cast structure at the 3D printed turret parts (series produced turrets will be casted too).






this external fuel tank topic is curious but whatever ... I´ll see

Next step: before finishing the hull with all details I switched over to the turret.
First I put on a cast structure at the 3D printed turret parts (series produced turrets will be casted too).





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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Some little work happend at the turret.
3 small crates…


…the ammo port and some other stuff.

The turret is finished so far



Freddy
3 small crates…


…the ammo port and some other stuff.

The turret is finished so far




Freddy
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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Good afternoon,
This is a work of Art. Clean, detailed, you can see how good it's going to look assembled and under paint.
regards,
Painless
This is a work of Art. Clean, detailed, you can see how good it's going to look assembled and under paint.
regards,
Painless
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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Absolutely brilliant work. Following along

Tanks alot....

Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Smashing work Freddie 

Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Wow, superb work.
I better start saving my pennies then.

I better start saving my pennies then.
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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Thanks guys! Hope I can fulfil your expectations
With adding some little details at the hull, i.e. maintenance cover…

…engine cover locks…

…muffler straps…

…rear light panel…

…building of the Matilda prototype is done








best regards,
Freddy

With adding some little details at the hull, i.e. maintenance cover…

…engine cover locks…

…muffler straps…

…rear light panel…

…building of the Matilda prototype is done









best regards,
Freddy
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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
Amazing work
so well done


Tanks alot....

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Re: Queen of the desert - Infantry Tank Mk.II “Matilda” scra
When I'm done with Cromwell, I'll be waltzing Matilda! It should make an amazing kit, and I'd be surprised if it's not sold in appreciable numbers. I have to say that apart from the meticulous detailed work, the photographic presentation's pretty impressive too. Outstanding, in fact 

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