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Almost finished...i use some pigments for weathering and dry brush.

Now i must make some stowage for my Tank...

and my next work:

Mark IV Female as Beute:



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Excellent job Plastikk! The weathering looks great.



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Nice work Plastikk, that came out really well.

The Mk.IV female's looking good too, are those Modelltrans tracks?



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CrashandBern wrote:

Nice work Plastikk, that came out really well.

The Mk.IV female's looking good too, are those Modelltrans tracks?


 Yes - tracks are from Modelltrans.But now Pioter makes tracks from white metal...

 



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This is a sizeable and embarrassing gap in my knowledge. What were the trestles for?



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James H wrote:

This is a sizeable and embarrassing gap in my knowledge. What were the trestles for?


 

 Some of British tanks in Gaza have trestles for dismantling sponsons...



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Excellent painting job, sir, very well done.



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plastikk wrote:
 Some of British tanks in Gaza have trestles for dismantling sponsons...

 Ah. To attach a block-and-tackle or somesuch, to lift the sponsons into place?



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Some stuff/stowage and...

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