Challenger 2 build
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Re: Challenger 2 build
Very instructive, Stian Thanks for detailing the technique you used. I have a Challenger 2 that has been waiting in the wings for nearly two years; but it will be an even longer wait considering the backlog of tanks I have building up
You have quite a unique example there, I'd have to say...
You have quite a unique example there, I'd have to say...
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Re: Challenger 2 build
Thank you all for looking into this little build
With a few products you can make fine 'speckling' on your model to get even more interesting 'look'
With a few products you can make fine 'speckling' on your model to get even more interesting 'look'
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Re: Challenger 2 build
Very informative and effective tutorial Mr Mekker
How does the Mig product secure to the surface after drying ?
I assume you use some sort of sealer ?
How does the Mig product secure to the surface after drying ?
I assume you use some sort of sealer ?
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HL AN-BRI-RAM SU-85
Re: Challenger 2 build
I seal the paint with varnish, then as I go on with weathering I kinda just leave it on with no further due. it sticks good , and stays put
tonights work
tonights work
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Re: Challenger 2 build
Looks great
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HL /Mato tiger 1 early, Tamiya Tiger 1 early, Taigen tiger 1 mid
Taigen T34/85, HL SU-100
Jagdpanzer Lang
Taiga Jagdpanther
Heng Long Sherman DGS Firefly kit
Tamiya King Tiger (unbuilt)
Mato all metal Panzer III
1/10 Jagdpanther
Taigen T34/85, HL SU-100
Jagdpanzer Lang
Taiga Jagdpanther
Heng Long Sherman DGS Firefly kit
Tamiya King Tiger (unbuilt)
Mato all metal Panzer III
1/10 Jagdpanther
Re: Challenger 2 build
Nice build. How hard is it to install Chobham's armour?
Planning to get them for me C2
Planning to get them for me C2
Re: Challenger 2 build
sorry for missing the questionnexusys wrote:Nice build. How hard is it to install Chobham's armour?
Planning to get them for me C2
it took a little while , and carefull drytesting before I popped the glue out . Did not want to make any mistake .
I also made an extra support brace , since I thought the area wich I could glue on was not enough
used 15 minute( ore was it 30 min ) z-poxy glue ( 2 part mix)
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Re: Challenger 2 build
Been having some more time With it
Nothing to fancy going on
'speckling and more lowerhull mudding
then adding splashes from the splash and Heavy mud series Ammo
get the Wheels up and running to
Nothing to fancy going on
'speckling and more lowerhull mudding
then adding splashes from the splash and Heavy mud series Ammo
get the Wheels up and running to
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