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So it happened, that in the May I bought full option Tamiya Super Pershing from Frank Heritage:







And there it is together with the older brother:









The tank is very well made, but it wouldn't be me if I wouldn't try to add some detailing...



I decided to make rear fenders from metal and possibly front ones, too...





The tank has stovage boxes, that seems are taken from Heng Long tank, as they have not detailed handles:





And it must be corrected:





In the next week I hope to meet the postman, bringing me the T81 tracks...

Can't take my eyes off those Cool handles

Great Job sourcing Eddy

ALPHA

Small update:











And front fenders:

The metal additions look great Eddie Are both these tanks "Frank-ensteins"
I only recall you mentioning one

ALPHA

Really looks great. But the hatch interiors should not be white.

ALPHA wrote:The metal additions look great Eddie Are both these tanks "Frank-ensteins"
I only recall you mentioning one

ALPHA

Thanks! The second one is full option Tamiya..

greengiant wrote:Really looks great. But the hatch interiors should not be white.

Thanks for the advice! Should it be olive green?

EddyK wrote:

ALPHA wrote:The metal additions look great Eddie Are both these tanks "Frank-ensteins"
I only recall you mentioning one

ALPHA

Thanks! The second one is full option Tamiya..

Who painted the pin up

ALPHA

ALPHA wrote:

EddyK wrote:

ALPHA wrote:The metal additions look great Eddie Are both these tanks "Frank-ensteins"
I only recall you mentioning one

ALPHA

Thanks! The second one is full option Tamiya..

Who painted the pin up

ALPHA

I think, that You know the answer...

EddyK wrote:

ALPHA wrote:

EddyK wrote: Thanks! The second one is full option Tamiya..

Who painted the pin up

ALPHA

I think, that You know the answer...

OH....HIM (don't know how he does it) ....thought you might have taken a stab at doing it


ALPHA