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A TINY FAMO - JUST FINISHED ! ( APRIL 30th)

Re: A TINY FAMO - Engine and wheels ( APRIL 10th)

Thanks a lot Ron, James and Randy , for watching and commenting...very appreciate!


....now dealing with the engine and the wheels...


...the engine is superb!...fouteen pieces on it...incridible in this small scale!...look...








...the wheels...sprocket,road and idler...a lot of work...the aligment is the key of success on this step...









...the engine and gearbox in situ...









Thanks for watching...............Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - ENGINE AND WHEELS ( APRIL 10th)

Wow, Excellent detail, engine is really fantastic for this scale! Great progres! :popcorn

All the best!
Dusan.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - ENGINE AND WHEELS ( APRIL 10th)

Wow, I wouldn't suspect such detail in a small package. Nice job.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - ENGINE AND WHEELS ( APRIL 10th)

Yes...friends,Dusan and Paul...the details in this small one are amazing...thanks for commenting my thread!

Regards for both!

Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - ENGINE AND WHEELS ( APRIL 10th)

Luiz this is looking very cool!! Looks like you are building a watch.

(y)
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - ENGINE AND WHEELS ( APRIL 10th)

Wow, really a lot of detail packed in that little thing. :popcorn
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - ENGINE AND WHEELS ( APRIL 10th)

Thanks Terry and MP :drinks ...really its a tiny but a very complex kit...

Thanks for following it!

Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - Tracks

Hi!

...now dealing with the tracks...a very hard task...very small parts...patience is the key to make a good job...let´s see...




















...see you soon!

Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - Tracks

Yikes :blink I didn't know they did separate links in 1/72, that blows my mind, but it sure looks nice !
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - Tracks

Wow Luiz, that's quite a kit. Wonder if you could use those tracks for a 1/35 Kettenkrad? :silly:

Tom
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - Tracks

Wow! Those sure look better than the DS tracks in most of the 1/72 armor kits! :notworthy
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - Tracks

LUIZ,

Cool Build ! WoW , there's a ton o' parts on the Engine ! Great job on th Trax. !! Rock-On Brotha' !!

:erik
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - THE TRACKS... ( APRIL 12th)

Many thanks to OD,Tom,Mike and Erik...your support are super important! :drinks

@ Tom ...they are diferent...anyway thanks a loy for following my thread!

Regards for all!

Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - Front suspension /road wheels..

Now a small update...

Thanks to Saul that sent to me this link :

http://www.planetarmor.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1133&highlight=Trumpeter+Famo


...I corrected the front suspension...









...the exhaust system in place...






...observing the real photo showed bellow ,I found the holes of the roadwheels a bit narrow...





...now,it seems better...let me known your thoughts :hmmm :hmmm






...on the next update I´m going to work with Celluclay simulating the groundwork...see you there!

Regards for all :drinks

Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO-Suspension and Road Wheels(April 15)

Incredible detail on something so small. Nice catch on the lightening holes in the wheel disks.

Regards,
 
Re: A TINY FAMO-Suspension and Road Wheels(April 15)

Dear Jose,Randy and Saul...thanks for the incentive...see you soon!

Best!

Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - The base ( April/ 16)

Hi!

Now, the sequence of the pictures that show the preparation of the Famo´s base...









...applying the Celluclay...















...improving the groundwork with Tamiya´s grit effect...









...white glue on the wooden base...






...the partial Famo on its base...waiting the painting job...hope you like it!







Luiz.
 
Re: A TINY FAMO - The base ( April/ 16)

What's the purpose of the cardboard for the celluclay to be built up on? can you not apply it directly to the base?
 
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