M3 Lee
M3 Lee
Finally finished building this one, now to tweak a few things and build a Grant.-
Full build on my Blog-
https://warrenhudsonmodelling.blogspot. ... grant.html
Full build on my Blog-
https://warrenhudsonmodelling.blogspot. ... grant.html
- midlife306
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Re: M3 Lee
Very nice work
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Re: M3 Lee
Man, look at all that detail work and modifications! Can hardly wait to see it all painted and weathered. Thanks for posting the "pre-paint" photo.
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- PainlessWolf
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Re: M3 Lee
Good afternoon!
It is a Beauty! Loving the details and looking forward to paint. Following along,
regards,
Painless
It is a Beauty! Loving the details and looking forward to paint. Following along,
regards,
Painless
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Re: M3 Lee
Looks really great, Woz, and I know how busy you are so if you want to send it to Detroit I'd be more than happy to paint it and send it back. Job like that shouldn't take more than two or three years, tops. Bwahahahaha
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Re: M3 Lee
That looks fantastic Mr Woz
Is that part resin kit or all 3D printed?
I can see that the three piece transmission cover isn't a resin one, is that the same as your one on the shapeways site?
Is that part resin kit or all 3D printed?
I can see that the three piece transmission cover isn't a resin one, is that the same as your one on the shapeways site?
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Re: M3 Lee
love the details
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HL L' Tiger
M26 Pershing WW2 project
Tam K'Tiger project
HL Walker Bulldog project?
HL Panzer IV Munitionsschlepper für Karl-Gerät
HL Sherman project?
1/24 Leopard 2 Custom mod
2 many trucks to list!
Re: M3 Lee
Thanks
This was my second 3D print project that I started about six years ago (after my M7 Priest) but then I got distracted, Pz I, PZ II and so on. This year I've decided to finish all my shelved projects.
Everything that isn't Heng Long has been printed.Son of a gun-ner wrote:That looks fantastic Mr Woz
Is that part resin kit or all 3D printed?
I can see that the three piece transmission cover isn't a resin one, is that the same as your one on the shapeways site?
This was my second 3D print project that I started about six years ago (after my M7 Priest) but then I got distracted, Pz I, PZ II and so on. This year I've decided to finish all my shelved projects.
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Re: M3 Lee
Mr woz. So I’m using your suspension bogies on an early a1 I’m working on at the moment. And although I was to tight to buy the wheels and upper it’s going quite well. My question here is will this lee and or a grant become available as kits? Though currently working with resin I’m not really a fan as the fit is usually poor. With the parts of yours I have used they are always a good fit needing very little re working if any at all
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