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BA-64-3SKh Gobi Desert May 1947

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Got the rest of the wheels painted. Test fit with the kits tracks. I fear this will soon come to a halt as I wait for the 3D printed parts!

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At first I felt the chipping was a little heavy handed but since you muted the effect I like it much better.

Great to have you back buddy.

Tony lee :eek:ldguy
 
BA-64-3SKh

Thanks guys.

Tony I over-did it knowing full well what was coming! (In fact they will probably disappear more as I move into pigment territory.)
 
BA-64-3SKh

Looks great.

Not that Soviet Russia designers were concerned with the human capital, but that exhaust is in an odd spot. How do they egress without contacting a searing hot muffler?
 
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moon puppy said:
In Russia, you want searing hot muffler on the way out...brrr man!
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I got it, from the operators manual: "Outside door is Device called wound cauterizer. Very convenient for you comrade. Press against and continue battle!"
 
BA-64-3SKh

It would have been better to put it underneath - but what the heck.

Here is a link to one of my Pinterest Idea boards for this project.

https://www.pinterest.com/johns3233/gobi-desert/
 
Very cool. I really like all the weathering. I really like the tarp, it looks very realistic.
James
 
As I am suffering project ADHD, I have bounced back to this project. I have used Aves Apoxie Sculpt for most if the ground work, with some kitty liter and aluminum oxide thrown in for good measure.

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