I bought this Bronco Staghound kit a while ago, with the idea to build an English version.
But as times can change, also my plans changed.
Before going futher, first the kit and some extra's for the kit.
The construction drawing starts with both sides of the Staghound. There are a lot of little parts, sometimes so small that I feels that I'm building a Staghound in scale 1/72.
After some hours of work I have finished the 2 first drawings and with the Blackdog parts it looks like this.
The rest of the build went smooth althought Bronco needs a lot of litte parts to make something and not always handy to work with.
But with patience it worked out.
Finally I decided to make a Canadian version. After a black primer I sprayed some Vallejo green color on the Staghound, finished it with a varnish layer for the decals, putted the decals on and sealed them with a semi-gloss varnish layer.
The Staghoud is ready for weathering.
I have also painted the stowage from Black Dog.
A lot is already done, but more has to be done before it's finished.
Johanna
But as times can change, also my plans changed.
Before going futher, first the kit and some extra's for the kit.
The construction drawing starts with both sides of the Staghound. There are a lot of little parts, sometimes so small that I feels that I'm building a Staghound in scale 1/72.
After some hours of work I have finished the 2 first drawings and with the Blackdog parts it looks like this.
The rest of the build went smooth althought Bronco needs a lot of litte parts to make something and not always handy to work with.
But with patience it worked out.
Finally I decided to make a Canadian version. After a black primer I sprayed some Vallejo green color on the Staghound, finished it with a varnish layer for the decals, putted the decals on and sealed them with a semi-gloss varnish layer.
The Staghoud is ready for weathering.
I have also painted the stowage from Black Dog.
A lot is already done, but more has to be done before it's finished.
Johanna
