Working it out with a pencil |
This Su85 has been depicted a lot more beat up and muddy than than the first one I painted. I also left the commander's hatch open, until I can find a figure to go in it. I had wanted to leave the driver's hatch ajar too, but that would have been a bit more fiddly.
Not sure what's up next, although I expect that it will be these KV-1 babies. Looking forward to these as they seem a bit more detailed and for the first time ever (after being brought up on Airfix and Matchbox tanks), gravity seems to to be having an effect on the tracks in a realistic manner.
After this, it seems I've run out of Soviet tanks to make, although the Pegasus early KV-1/KV-2 combo, plus their T34/85 and even their T26, are beckoning.
3 comments:
Lovely work Brian. Good use of materials for the extras.
Those Pegasus kits are the bee's knees.
Agreed, that is a very nice kit
Thanks guys. Looking forward to some Pegasus kits to build (once they restock them in my local shop...it was a busy Christmas). Cheers WW.
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