Modelling armour in Ukraine crisis

[Namabiiru]

Let me guess: If you turned the camera around, there’d be a similar-sized pile of empty beer cans?

[SableLiger]

If you tilt the camera… Juuuuuussssssttt riiiiighhhtt!

[sgeorges4]

Hello, by curiosity,how do you guys scratch wood?



Thanks for your answers!

[Klaus-Adler]

i think most of us use twigs and sticks found in our garden or local park.

[Uncle-Heavy]

Made me think about the wigs worn by the legal professions in British courts:

[Armor_Buff]

@Klaus-Adler

i think most of us use twigs and sticks found in our garden or local park.

This! A+++

Otherwise, small wood dowels or plastic rod cut to size. Texture added with putty to make irregular etc. However, that’s a lot of needless work vs picking up small twigs and sticks as Klaus suggests.

[sgeorges4]

I didn’t thought it’d be that easy

[Frenchy]

H.P.

[18bravo]

@sgeorges4

Hello, by curiosity,how do you guys scratch wood?

Sometimes styrene produces better scale results. While this is flat…

You can use the same technique to make “logs.”

[Frenchy]

H.P.

[Frenchy]

H.P.

[Frenchy]

Cope cage new design ?

H.P.

[Uncle-Heavy]

Not yet,
not next month
but
who knows when?

Wasn’t there some rumours about a model of this monstrosity?

[Soviet]

take crimea back???axaxaxaaxaxa from whom?? axaxaxaxaxa

good one

[Darius359au]

There was a resin and pe model made not sure if it’s still available Lebedenko tsar-tank, Kora Models A7226

[Uncle-Heavy]

I found it.
I was thinking about this:

Copper State Models: Tsar Tank | Armorama™

I do hope it turns up for real and not just CAD-renderings

[Karl187]

I think these are the factory built cages- seen on T-72B3, T-90M and T-80BVM.

[ruzzaa]

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