This was a labor of love , as I fitted the tank workshop full resin interior: I will never do that again LOL
Nice Panther crockett!! How many does that make for you now??? Do you have any pics of the finished interior? What tracks did you use? They look very realistic in their finish.
Labour of love but the results are stunning, brilliant post.
Hey Eric
Actually this is an old one, I haven’t built for years. I just can’t get the fire lit. I’m sure I’ll be back.
Anyway the tracks are Fruil’s - I used the airbrush and powders to weather…
I thought I recognized this one from years ago, crockett! It still looks great the second time around! I don’t remember seeing the interior last time—cool!
Nice work on that interior too! Hope you get re-acquainted with your mojo dude as you do some fine work.
Looks great definitely a lot of work. Is it all buttoned up ? I’ve seen a few tanks with the complete interior where they didn’t glue on the turret roof or the top of the hull. It would be a shame to hide all that great detail.
Hah, love the nanny-bot. Basically meant that I hope you get that fire back crockett.
That’s looks great,too bad that interior is covered
I hope you do come back Steve. You can give some of these new whipper-snappers some lessons on your pyro-zimmerit.
[:)] Miss you Steve…great build forever !
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yeah Steve, we miss your work! It was always inspiring! I finally got a good soldering iron just for zim, but have yet to try it…not since Dragon came out with their molded on zim. “sigh”
I know it’s there…just got to get motivated, thanks for all the words from the old timers