Where this stands. Need to fix the seam in the breechblock. Added details and weathering. Had to putty a few joins when I attached all 4 sides of the fighting compt. together.
J
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Very nice 
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Looking really good.
I applaud your ability to build a vehicle and figures, and to make these fantastic builds
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Very , very cool JR .
PBR award material fer sure !!!
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JR your talent is immense being able to do vehicles AND figures so very well.
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Thanks guys!
What does the award of multiple PBR rusty cans look like ? A can with crossed cigarette butts?
J
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Looking great!
No , you get a vintage case of PBRās ā¦
Donāt get me wrong , I would never drink the stuff .
When I was fifteen/sixteen years old me and my little buddies used to steal PBRās , Rheingoldās and Schlitz beers from my Dadās fridge in the garage , old school can opener days .
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Hahahahaha perfect,
J
Thanks buddy!
J
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Yeah my Dad got cases of local beer delivered but they were in bottles.
Horlocher Brewery.
J
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It looks really nice. I love these open wagons where you see all the details. /Erik
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Thank you sir! I have to admit, it is my favorite part. Just like cockpits on airplanes.
J
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Welcome back Erik
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Dont know mate, but the guy on the left looking at his watch wants you to hurry up and work it out lol
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Hahaha good point. I already began that last night though.
J
Donāt know if this is something that you can do, but I would recommend either buying a resin helmet or making the rivets on the guy on the rightās helmet. These rivets are so often overlooked in model kits. The only plastic kits Iāve seen do this is Dragon on the Gen 2 stuff and MiniArt. Then again, if you donāt want complete accuracy, donāt worry about it.
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