Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
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Nige201980
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Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Looking great mate
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-TGcs5u_ZXSZ9kObNfsPg
On the go at the Mo
Quite a few
On the go at the Mo
Quite a few
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JayCub
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Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Looks superb and the reference photos are a really nice touch
Tom
Tom
Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Man and I'm just starting 
Great looking model btw.
Great looking model btw.
Sir, we're surrounded!
Excellent! Now we can attack in any direction!
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Model N1 DONE! - Tamiya 1:35 Panzerkampfwagen V Panther Sd.kfz.171 Ausf.A
Model N2 DONE! - Academy 1:72 M1126 Stryker
Working on:Trumpeter (00204)
Waiting: Meng (SS-004), Airfix (A50125), Tamiya (35068)
Excellent! Now we can attack in any direction!
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Model N1 DONE! - Tamiya 1:35 Panzerkampfwagen V Panther Sd.kfz.171 Ausf.A
Model N2 DONE! - Academy 1:72 M1126 Stryker
Working on:Trumpeter (00204)
Waiting: Meng (SS-004), Airfix (A50125), Tamiya (35068)
Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Cheers guys 
Cheers Gav
On The Bench OK where do I start
On The Bench OK where do I start
Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Very nice so far
just a little thing, personnally i would do a bit more sand weathering on the weels. Right now they look like.....rotten.
go on dude it s gonne be a killing piece
Goose
just a little thing, personnally i would do a bit more sand weathering on the weels. Right now they look like.....rotten.
go on dude it s gonne be a killing piece
Goose
Bruno
Finished models:
Hawker Hurricane Hasegawa 1/72, P-47D Academy 1/72, Scimitar AFV 1/35, Me 109-E3-1/48 Airfix
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Finished models:
Hawker Hurricane Hasegawa 1/72, P-47D Academy 1/72, Scimitar AFV 1/35, Me 109-E3-1/48 Airfix
on the bench:
F-15DJ Hasegawa-1/48 japanese Agressor 2010 scheme (long term project)
F-16 solo turkish Revel-1/72
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fly1ngdutchm4n
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Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Nice... very nice....
Love the weathering!
Love the weathering!
Build what you love, Love what you build
Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Cheers Frans, its going to get more dirty, it will have more build up of sand
Cheers Gav
On The Bench OK where do I start
On The Bench OK where do I start
Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Looking good Gav. Smashing it mate.
Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Awesome work mate weathering looks spot on
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1/35 TAKOM Mark. IV Heavy Battle tank
1/35 TAKOM Mark. IV Heavy Battle tank
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schweinhund227
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Re: Trumpeter - LAV-III Wheeled Armoured Vehicle
Base and the Finish Line!
Finally got back to LAV to finish her off. Finished off the weathering and added the stowage and a sign. Made a base from an old photo frame.
Base filled and a layer of DAS for the dirt also used some crushed kitty liter as small rocks and stones. Painted with MIG Desert Sand and Used some Ultimate Sand Wash.
The litter was glued to the DAS base using a watered white glue mix
Checking the placement
More photos in "Reveal Section" soon
cheers for all your comments guys
Finally got back to LAV to finish her off. Finished off the weathering and added the stowage and a sign. Made a base from an old photo frame.
Base filled and a layer of DAS for the dirt also used some crushed kitty liter as small rocks and stones. Painted with MIG Desert Sand and Used some Ultimate Sand Wash.
The litter was glued to the DAS base using a watered white glue mix
Checking the placement
More photos in "Reveal Section" soon
cheers for all your comments guys
Cheers Gav
On The Bench OK where do I start
On The Bench OK where do I start
