Looks good to me!
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Thank you Rory.
Looks fantastic Olivier. Love the way this is working out.
A lot of manufacturers have issues with their plan and side views not matching… and often their camo is nothing like what it should be anyway, so I usually try and find a pic of the real deal, then use it as a guide.
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I’ve been following your posts on this all week, I see the overspray issues you’re talking about and I don’t envy that task, not difficult just tedious. Overall it looks great, and seemed to move along quickly, I’d hate to be the driver on one of these, looks like a white knuckle nightmare. I’m anxious to see how it’ll look after a filter if you lay one down. Can’t wait to see the wheels added!
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I think it looks great Oliver.
John
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I’m really enjoying this. I know the pain of Takom camo’ guides all too well! This is looking great though, gotta love a three tone camo.
Looking forward to more…
Cheers, J.
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Peter you’re certainly right. The problem is to find the comprehensive set of pictures. This can be a real challenge.
Regarding the filter which color would you use? I’d go with a kind of brown myself. A light ochre could be good too to depict a faded paint.
Olivier
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Impressive beast 
Thank you Robin for the appreciation and the education session 
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Yes a good choice on the filter Olivier.
If you can’t find all around pictures, then no-one else can so they can’t complain about your take on the camo that side. 
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You scored a point Peter
Here it is with the wheels finally fitted. Still need to glue the last details and add some reddish dust and it will be finished.
Olivier
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With a bit of dust it is looking more operational. The dust has been made by mixing some Ammo Vietnam Earth pigments with Tamiya acrylic thinner which was brushed over the tires and sprayed over the lower hull.
The dust effect could be accentuated. I still need tot glue the travel lock clamp and the rear view mirrors.
Olivier
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Looks really good!
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Looking excellent Olivier! Everything just right!
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That looks great, Olivier! I can second what Matthew said, everything just right. Well done! 
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