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hill4448@gmail.com - 29 Aug 2010 02:38 GMT
Hey all!

Just finished y Nitto/Fujimi 1/76 M-36 Jackson.  No access
to alt newsgroups or I'd post pics.  This thing is freaking
nasty!  The suspension is in halves, with one half on the
side of the hull.  The wheels aren't of sufficient diameter,
and there's no blanking plates separating the interior from
the exterior of the hull where the tracks are.  There's a
sweet engine compartment but you can see the top of the
tracks through the openings in the hull.

I spent about two hours making hull walls and bulkheads
so you can't see outside from inside, spent a good two days
on detailing the engine compartment and the drivers'/hull
gunner's area.  The rest went according to the instructions.

I'm going to give it decals for the 1st Cav in Korea in the
early fifties.  Then I'm going to be displaying it on my
Revell/Matchbox 1/76 Diamond T Tank Transporter.  This
is going to be seriously sweet.  I'm going to have a spare
engine and lots of other goodies in the back of the trans-
porter.

What say, folks?  What's the last model that you actually
completed?

BTW, I will be posting pics of it on my web page about
modeling the Korean War in 1/72 scale...  Just look through
the recent posts to see the link.

-andyh
WmB - 31 Aug 2010 00:59 GMT
> Hey all!
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> -andyh

Yeah... rub it in. ;-)

Congrats on the completion.
I haven't finished anything in a while, but to my credit I haven't started
anything new either.

WmB
RobG - 31 Aug 2010 17:22 GMT
Last one I finished? Sheesh... IIRC, it was a 72th Revell F4U-something
(can't recall the subtype, but it's the one with the 4x20mm cannon)
about 3 1/2 years ago. Sweet kit, one of their new tool WW2 series. I've
started a few since then, but life's been way too busy for way too long
for any of them to be finished - and I don't even have women or kids to
blame.

RobG
(the Aussie one)
 
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