I call this one done.
It’s the Ram Kangaroo from Gecko Models, tracks from Bronco, home made Hessian camouflage net and a whole lot from the spares box.
Hope you like it.
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Hello! Lookin’ good! I like the stowage and the camo net a lot. Thanks for sharing and have a nice day!
Paweł
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Amazingly detailed build; excellent work. 
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Excellent job Jacob. The netting looks fantastic as well as the stowage of the extra gear. Figures look great too.
I have the old Formations Models conversion I’d like to do at some point, just have other projects to do.
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Outstanding work on this model. Can you share how you made the camouflage net?
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Thanks 
I used plain camouflage net, which was soaked in white glue and water, and then placed on the hull. Then I cut small strips of*shoe box " paper, which was glued on the net using white glue.
Hope that made sense.
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Looks great Jacob.Love it.
Richard
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Fab subject and great finish, well done.
Mat
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Nope. Don’t like it… love it!
That Hessian must’ve taken a lot of time to do.
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Excellent model Jacob, love the finishing. The Hessian Tape net is outstanding. I made one once and used Easter grass for the strips. Came out great but I nearly went batty making it.
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The result of the camo net is awesome.
A lot of patience needed and a good dexterity to avoid remove a strip when trying to glue another one. I will never try to make that for sure ! 
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Yes, makes sense. Thanks for sharing the technique. Look great!
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Looks like it just stepped off Savile Row in Mayfair! Oiy!
Great work, seriously. All those bits of cloth ……
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Such a beautifully done model Jacob. The olive tones of the paintwork and the hessian netting are picked out with consideration- it makes for a dynamic and realistic finish. I like the area around the front left where you have picked out that cast texture- the white and red markings stand out
and their brighter colors let you appreciate the more subdued olive tones around them.
The figures well chosen too- interacting with the vehicle well but not hidden by it so we can see the fine painting skills- same for the stowage- painted with great worn and faded tones with a few brighter items to catch the eye.
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