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  1. RGL
    I didn’t even bother to do the machine gun and cannon bases, just glued them on. added the signal panel harness which I learnt from a German bloke on Utube and confirmed my reference photos. serendipity? I have after market tracks I bought for another kit which is wrong!
  2. RGL
    I just read that, I’ll just glue them straight onto the side panel as you can’t see inside anyways. I’ve got some tracks from Blast models which I’ll try as well
  3. RGL
    I see Doc has also just started this kit. I was always planning on doing it after the little tanks so here we go! Blast models to really nice upgrades which I may use the tracks and stowage. I am about to do a series of French ww1 armour as I got this kit and a French Tank Carrier on FB Marketplace for steal. I them have some amazing German and English stuff to go.
  4. RGL
    Done!
  5. RGL
    Sweet, this is my next built OOB! I got it dirt cheap and look forward to following you!
  6. RGL
    Yeah it’s because the whole thing was crushed and rebuilt
  7. RGL
    Base coat down for the next one
  8. RGL
    Next
  9. RGL
    Thoughts?
  10. RGL
    Mud ! Part 1, washes done, tomorrow I’ll make it dusty
  11. RGL
    Ok, chipping done and a clear coat. Washes, mud etc next
  12. RGL
    So this is the practice piece, a couple of shades of blue (medium then light) and a blue filter. The tracks a mix of black and brown. I’ll leave it dry them a clear coat
  13. RGL
    So the first one I got was crushed, so I’ve repaired it.
  14. RGL
    Well that set you all off!
  15. RGL
    There is a video on U-tube of it from its tests in September 1918
  16. RGL
    The gun
  17. RGL
    The kit: very simple to build, beautiful track details as a one piece print
  18. RGL
    A lovely little design from 1918, I first ordered this from Vargas models in the US and it arrived crushed due to poor packaging. A second one was send after some time (including another little gem which I’ll show). This design lost out to the FT-17 (upcoming build)
  19. RGL
    That’ll do !
  20. RGL
    Upper parts painted, railing stanchions, flagstaffs, periscopes and masts added
  21. RGL
    Hull grunge
  22. RGL
    I have no idea, it was just a nice build
  23. RGL
    The 1/350 AE2, its tiny, I’ve added ringols on the side of the hull and deck plates. Holes have been drilled for the railings, and added hatches on the conning tower from spares. A rivet line has been added for the balance tanks. I’ve texted in some hull plates but will do it again in the primer coat.
  24. RGL
    Bit of dry mud and dust
  25. RGL
    Now the traditional photo dump

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