
Completed SU76. I ended up having a few parts left over, as per usual.

The small brass parts included with this kit proved very difficult to attach successfully but I managed to use most of them.

This one shows the wretched track assembly that caused me so much grief.

Overall these are well engineered kits that have a tremendous amount of detail for their scale.
Good work on this one mate. Nice gritty paint scheme as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you Paul. I am experimenting with dry-brushing, and plan to get some washes and dips soon to see what they can do.
ReplyDeleteWell done
ReplyDeleteI heed your point regarding so much detail
I am a modeller at heart but even I am tending to look at the fast-build kits as being good enough.
A nice paint job and few extras bits from the spare box here and there works wonders, better than 400+ small parts
Thamks Geordie. It seems we think alike, though it will be some time before fast-builds are up with things selection wise.
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