The Great Canadian Campaign!

Great looking work everyone! Some real nice models coming together. Getting some paint on my Firefly after running out to buy a new compressor after mine started smoking…

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Looks awesome! That color variation is very nice!

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Looking great Ron! I love the camo.

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Oops… not a good sign…

At least you have a nice shiny new one. And the Firefly looks great.

Nice work Ron, the load out looks great in that trailer.

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I must say that Firefly is beautiful

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Thanks guys!

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The airbrushing on your Firefly came out perfect Colin. The shading is fantastic. I didn’t notice the false muzzle brake before - nice feature. This build has a lot of nice unique touches that set it apart and make it stand out. Great job.

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@Panzer_modeler

Hey Ezra,

Bonus marks if you can incorporate this into one of your TUA builds.

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Oh damn that had to hurt! :confounded:

Ouch…
Will a spent TOW casing on the rear count? :rofl:

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Only if you can make a 1/35 bottle of ibuprofen to go with it.

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Find me a pic of one from the early 90’s and your on!

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Now you have to!

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Apparently the Advil packaging really hasn’t changed

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bönk

Apparently I need 10 characters

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Lol, that’s gonna leave a mark! Some more progress, tracks and pioneer tools painted( yeah, they should be olive drab but I like the contrast), suspension on and ready for decals, weathering and (ugh) tracks!


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This is looking really nice! I like the choice of paint on the tools. I always do them in wood and steel and as good point out it add nice contrast.

What color/technique did you use on the Churchill tracks? They look fantastic! I really like the metallic tone

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I’m also a fan of the contrast colour tools Colin. That and painting the ammo boxes and jerry cans every shade of green in my arsenal other than OD.

Somewhere there’s a basement (that’s what a group of them is called, a basement) of rivet counters vibrating at around 10k Hz in horror at the lack of authenticity, but you need something to make them pop a little on the shelf.

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Thanks! I just brush painted them with Tamiya steel. Will give them a few washes with rust and some light rust pigments to tone down the shine a bit.

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Nope. No excuse. Tools should always be OD like the rest of the tank… just like my Stuart… :clown_face:

If they can chip a tank to an inch of its life, artistic license on tools should not raise an eyebrow.

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