well the model is hasegawas m3 lee the base is a sour cream container lid with styrofoam cut out from paper plates.
Sorry for the pictures, there the best I can get (neighbors camera isn’t the highest megapix)
good looking m3. i have all ways wanted to build that but in 1/35, manyou have some darn good eyes and nervers to build that little thing.[:D][:D]
you take a deep breath, glue pieces together, etc. when finished you may exhale and admire your finished model
Nice looking Lee !!! And your base works quite well.
Thanks Chris.
I need to get a better picture though, this one doesn’t show all the detail I put into it, oh well…
very nice looking model Chris!
Great job Chris. The base is pretty cool. Would have never guessed what it was made from.
Very nice!! Chris. Thanks for the picture.
mark956
Nice one Chris. The base is quite novel too. Thanks for posting
That is great , Chris!
Your base turned out nice as well…
Regards, Dan
The braile scaler keep putting the bar higher and higher.
Nice job Chris!
Good-lookin’ Lee, Chris!
Chris, great looking Lee. It’s one of my favorite early-war tanks. I built that one and the Airfix Lee some time back. May have to build another one! Thanks for sharing the pics with us. Regards, Ed.
maybe one day in the future I’ll get up enough patience to build one of these tiny scale tanks
Chris:
looks like everyone’s liking ur Lee…
including me ![tup][tup][tup][:D]
nice idea on the base, it looks really great.
and i liked ur m10 also…
great work !
frosty[:)]
Wow! Nice job! Think about the number of those you could fit in a 1/16 scale tank’s space.
Well put my friend! [:D] That’s how I do it too! [;)][^]
Great wok on that little guy! I love the base! So ingenious, particularlt in light of the simple materials you used! Just brilliant!
You did a great job on this kit, Chris and fantastic idea for the base. Looks really good. More like that please.
Nice Job! Neat ideal for a base.
Joe