Skinny_Mike
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Fantastic work as usual John!
Fantastic work as usual John!
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BA-64-3SKh Gobi Desert May 1947
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JSteinman
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I have really started to veer off into imagination land with this. This model had really only made it to testing stage, and never had a personnel carrier version, but what the heck. Since I am in uncharted waters here, I decided to add the front fenders (instructions and photo evidence say to leave em off, but I like em better), as I am probably going to be adding wheels with chains instead of the skis...
I have really started to veer off into imagination land with this. This model had really only made it to testing stage, and never had a personnel carrier version, but what the heck. Since I am in uncharted waters here, I decided to add the front fenders (instructions and photo evidence say to leave em off, but I like em better), as I am probably going to be adding wheels with chains instead of the skis...
BA-64-3SKh
I like the way you're thinking... maybe monster truck wheels at the back? As long as the doors open, I can spare some BTR wheels
Regards,
I like the way you're thinking... maybe monster truck wheels at the back? As long as the doors open, I can spare some BTR wheels
Regards,
phantom II
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Very interesting to me without really entering the bat crazy ideas . It all sounds very posible .
Cheers, Christian B)
Very interesting to me without really entering the bat crazy ideas . It all sounds very posible .
Cheers, Christian B)
BA-64-3SKh
What's the material on the back of the tarp? Prepping it for some snow treatment?
What's the material on the back of the tarp? Prepping it for some snow treatment?
Skinny_Mike
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BA-64-3SKh
This is coming along nicely John! Love all the scratch work!
Mike
This is coming along nicely John! Love all the scratch work!
Mike
phantom II
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BA-64-3SKh
Hmmm , I'm undecided between the two :idonno I would like it either way.
Cheers, Christian B)
Hmmm , I'm undecided between the two :idonno I would like it either way.
Cheers, Christian B)
BA-64-3SKh
Wheels
Wheels
BA-64-3SKh
uhh...what's the Black and White technique?
uhh...what's the Black and White technique?
JSteinman
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BA-64-3SKh
This is the B&W tech.
It is basically presahding on steriods - followed by tinting with regular paint colors, thinned with an agent that makes the paint transparent like inks..
uhh...what's the Black and White technique?
This is the B&W tech.
It is basically presahding on steriods - followed by tinting with regular paint colors, thinned with an agent that makes the paint transparent like inks..
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