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And finally some natural daylight pics. Apart from an mg rest, and a couple of hatch handles, it's all done now. Oh, and a battle unit. I may hide the sensors in a fuel can or two that plug into the turret/hull somewhere. There isn't a natural home for them on the model. Still undecided on the electrics that will go in there, but I have all winter to think about it.

Very nice indeed Rob, came out well and in double quick time.

Top job.

W.W.,
A solid Battler, sir. I like the rust touches and weld lines especially.
regards,
Painless

Very good modelling skills and great looking SP!!!

Looks great - natural light shows it off well!

Thanks for the kind comments, I have to say that I like the way it looks, and it was quite an easy build as there was no heavy engineering involved. I hope it gives anyone else thinking of doing a build a few ideas, and as always I look forward to seeing what appears on everyone else's workbenches.

Now up and running properly, the IR apple will be in a crate on the turret roof. All runs nice and smooth. Sound files aren't quite what I want, so will do some work on those when I get the chance.

That's awesome I want one to go with my hellcat!!!!!!

Thanks for the compliment, they are quite easy to do, it's figuring out how to mount the front armour and getting it to line up that is the only difficult bit. It just took a bit of trial and error. I would definately recommend giving it a go to anyone with a Pershing, or pick up one of the older non s/s versions of Ebay, as that is all that you need.

Take a break for a couple months, and I come back to this! Very well done!