Thats looking great Bert. I would be tempted to leave it like that.
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That’s the difference between your builds and mine, I like them dirty… 
Each his own preference 
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Nice progress! Miniart models are a real testing for the nerves. 
Olivier
Got some sand on the Puma…
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Superb work Bert !!
I think you’ve nailed it.
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Very very nice Bert - looks great.
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Made the Namer and the Puma a base each…
Now need to do some figures for the Namer and some stowage for thePuma.
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Great base displays Bert … They look nice mate.
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Suuuuuuuperb Bert !!!
Amazing-work-on-those-bases…
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Very nice
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Looks fantastic, and not seen often in this condition
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What a great build, and I agree with @bwilt that’s it’s nice to see this in a nice new condition. It shows it off perfectly, really nice.
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Thank you all, I would have liked to have a polished metal-colored bulldozer blade. But I don’t know which product to use and it’s a technique that I don’t master. I decided to do a light weathering.
I might get another model for this campaign. I still have a Merkava MkIIB, a Takom, an M109, and a Tiran in stock.
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If you are following the Operation Iron Swords thread there is a new pic with a whole row of nice shiny D9s
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I’m in. I’ve been fascinated with how the Air Force came to exist. A remarkable story. I would like to build a collection of the aircraft used by the IAF and have started with the Hobby Craft 1/48 Avia S-199, the “Mule” as it was most commonly known. I’m adding the Aires cockpit to the build. I’ve got some of the cockpit installed and painted.
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