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Semovente Da 47/32 Finished another one. Interesting subject

Tetrarch Mk VII Re-posting photos from previous post.

I thought I would start a thread showing the 1/72 vehicles I build. Here is the Ford 3-Ton I just finished. The fit is up to Roman's usual excellent standards. At just 44mm, this little jem was a challenge. Tweezers were a must. Thanks again Roman for another great tank.

I've had a lot of luck with spraying acrylics. Model Master is my favorite. I usually use a base coat of primer before color. You can see a finished example here:http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/showthread.php?t=6182

I've had a lot of luck with spraying acrylics. Model Master is my favorite. I usually use a base coat of primer before color. You can see a finished example here:http://www.cardmodels.net/forum/showthread.php?t=6182

Not much progress. Now begins the endless building of boxes.

Installed sides.

Screws Installed

Deck Deck Pieces in place.

No putty. Just careful registration.

Printer I use a mita color copier to print my models. It can handle about 120lb, 12"x18" paper. Most people don't have access to this kind of high end copier and Kinkos printers can't handle card stock. If you want an affordable inkjet with real nice quality I have always been happy with...

Hull Completed After a lot of dry-fitting and patience, the hull is finished. I jumped ahead on some of the parts so I could paint it all at once.

Color Copiers I use a color copier to print kits. It is toner based and the printing is flexable and almost bullit proof. You can wipe off fingerprints without harming the print.

Lower hull Hull formers complete.

Upper Hull If carefully cut, pieces fit tight and line up perfectly.

Formers Formers laminated to thickness and cut.

I have always been impressed with the quality of Gremir Kits. They are not over-engineered and contain enough detail to faithfully represent the subject matter. I chose this kit for a thread because I was enticed by the colorful camoflage and the overall care in detail. The kit has been...

I vote #15