Soviet T-35 Early
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Except naval modellers, who can say: "I just finished my 5th turret?"
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The beast is almost done
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Nothing really worth telling about the hull or turret build
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Everything goes as it was supposed to go
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Most of the work is on the boogies, as you can guess..
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The sub-assemblies for a boogie.Most of the work was to drill the roadwheels. I don't think the kit blobs will be sufficient to hold them on the bogies. I think a small brass tube will be better for that (lesson learned from the 35(t).
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And in the end, the boogies will be almost invisible...
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Building the tracks was just time consuming... But next time I'll do them in halfes... Because painting 60+cm tracks will be difficult in my paint-booth!
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21 December 2014, 07:26
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An (almost) out of the box build, with just the Hobby Boss tracks added...