needing a break from 5 weeks of a veritable horde of fiddly 28mm SYW, and some rather more refreshing 15mm Persians, the Cardinal needs a break..What better than some WWII armour?
I fished out some Raventhorpe shermans and found a Britannia US sandbagged sherman in there as well.Yoo hoo...
The firefly and a 75m gun tank.
These Raventhorpes are a bit odd.. loader's hatches and things like that ..I don't know if it is meant to be a Sherman V bit it doesn't exactly look like one. There are any number of shermans around in the 1.72 scale but none make a half accurate V..so ..
ah..the gauze,its purpose will be revealed later ..
and here one of the things that really really really really really annoys me..really really really..the fact you have to go off and find somebody nice, in this case Sean of S&S, to provide turret bins..I mean what sort of fecken' idjit markets an allegedly British sherman without supplying turret bins..Most actually . Some bunch of clowns??? Obviously
and now back to being a bit more pleasant..a 105mm support tank..As the Brits had only a few of these(if any) it will go the American tank battalion, a bit nicer than the Britannia version.
The nice Brittania 75mm gun tank with the sandbags..I know the sandbags were sprayed olive in the maintainace work shop or olive/black but they do look sexier painted in sandbag colour..can I live with myself over this?
The pine vise..or whatever , its staring bit coming up..
The washing up utensil, this one is doomed never to reach the sink..
and..when pin vise meets washing up utensil's bristles
part 1 is over
nice idea, what did you use to glue the bristles in?
ReplyDeletesupa glue
ReplyDeleteNice work, I mean really, really, really nice work.
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