M5A1 Stuart, Tamiya
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3 January 2014, 17:47
Michael RazzNice building u have here,mine is far from good!
My tank from behind has some gaps 🙂
Your tanks is clean,brand new from the factory!!
9 June 2014, 16:16
Urban GardiniGood build mate! Just a shame about those "Magical Tracks". Tamiya should replace 'em...
9 June 2014, 16:42
John Van KootenExcellent work, Alan! Very nice! 👍 I still somehow truly love completely unworn looking vehicles! 🙂
9 June 2014, 19:13
Frank KrauseNice work, Alan! I like the clean look. 👍 Somewhat different from today's trend.
10 June 2014, 06:20
Alan RushThanks John. Thanks Frank. Didn't have any experience or knowledge for any other weathering. My KV II was my first experiment with that. Every tank has to be new one day, but with the hedge cutter installed, it should be weathered a bit since it must be in the field in Normandy.
10 June 2014, 06:34
John Van KootenYes, that is true. But like Frank said, it is refreshing to see something not so heavily weathered for a change 🙂 and there is art in building a model too 👍
10 June 2014, 07:50
Christian Bruer....and you have to work very clean as Alan did. No chance to hide mistakes, to much glue etc.
10 June 2014, 16:55
Clifford KeeslerGreat looking tank Alan. I did not know the Helldiver was your first airplane, you did an excellent job on it.
18 June 2014, 23:58
Patrik SpettI just bought Tamiyas "D-day 70th anniversary" with 8 old kits, the M5A1 is in that box, will be intresting.
2 September 2014, 17:31
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This was my first armour kit built. It is brush painted with Model Master Acryls with black wash and highlighting but no weathering.
