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1/48 Russian Cargo Truck Model 1941 - Complete -
- Thread starter Phil
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1/48 Russian 1.5ton Cargo Truck Model 1941
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
1/48 Russian 1.5ton Cargo Truck Model 1941
Oh wow, did not even know Tamiya did a kit of this.
Oh wow, did not even know Tamiya did a kit of this.
1/48 Russian 1.5ton Cargo Truck Model 1941
Hey look at Phil getting all dirty!
Hey look at Phil getting all dirty!
... Love the photos!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
1/48 Russian 1.5ton Cargo Truck Model 1941
Weathering looks GREAT!
Weathering looks GREAT!
1/48 Russian 1.5ton Cargo Truck Model 1941
Here's my soft skin all done.
A steady factor in the Russian effort during WWII was the 1.5ton cargo truck, which was used for transporting personnel and a range of other duties. It was based upon a U.S. design and received an upgrade with revamped engine in 1938. The 1941 model was a vastly stripped down variant on account of a scarcity of time and metal resources following the German invasion of June 1941, and the ability to produce it quickly and cheaply was key in its integration into Russian military activities.
This is a great kit.
I used my Nkon SB 700 as a remote flash with the built in on the 7100 as well for these shots.
Just a simple little dio board with a theme of "A Back Road to the Front".
Here's my soft skin all done.
A steady factor in the Russian effort during WWII was the 1.5ton cargo truck, which was used for transporting personnel and a range of other duties. It was based upon a U.S. design and received an upgrade with revamped engine in 1938. The 1941 model was a vastly stripped down variant on account of a scarcity of time and metal resources following the German invasion of June 1941, and the ability to produce it quickly and cheaply was key in its integration into Russian military activities.
This is a great kit.
I used my Nkon SB 700 as a remote flash with the built in on the 7100 as well for these shots.
Just a simple little dio board with a theme of "A Back Road to the Front".
1/48 Russian 1.5ton Cargo Truck Model 1941
Great finish Phil, well done buddy :drinks
Here's my soft skin all done.
A steady factor in the Russian effort during WWII was the 1.5ton cargo truck, which was used for transporting personnel and a range of other duties. It was based upon a U.S. design and received an upgrade with revamped engine in 1938. The 1941 model was a vastly stripped down variant on account of a scarcity of time and metal resources following the German invasion of June 1941, and the ability to produce it quickly and cheaply was key in its integration into Russian military activities.
This is a great kit.
I used my Nkon SB 700 as a remote flash with the built in on the 7100 as well for these shots.
Just a simple little dio board with a theme of "A Back Road to the Front".
Great finish Phil, well done buddy :drinks
