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That's a cute doggie What's his/her name?

Also, really nice work on the launcher I could imagine this as some sort of transport between the assembly hall and a nearby launch site, like the NASA crawlers.

Philipp

That’s Penny. She’s definitely my wife’s dog, I only get love when I’m feeding her or Hilary is out. Don’t worry Raoul, she behaves like a cat and is the same size!

Working in Braille is proving challenging. Everything is tiny and delicate. I’ve managed to get the tracks on after breaking both idler and drive sprocket axels on both sides as the track is under a lot of tension. Fender/side skirt armor is on. I added a bunch of widgets and wires to the launcher before base coating it as it looked pretty bland.

Note sure 1/72 is for me so far, might try a 1/48 next time.

Cora says hello



My first armour kits were 1/72 kits twice as old as myself...everything was tiny, clunky and horrible, I suppose things have changed since

Philipp

Look at that, all the dog owners are confessing now on a forum that has been cat dominated for ages!

Adam Durrant wrote: ↑14 May 2020, 04:28 Look at that, all the dog owners are confessing now on a forum that has been cat dominated for ages!

Don't say I didn't warn you

Philipp

I'm following along Adam.

Shawn

Got the camo done, went with a random geometric design using a late war colour set from Ammo of Mig,



Gloss coat of Klear and decals on. At the moment all held together by gravity, will leave it in subassemblies to weather

now that took some time masking. Well worth it though.

Shawn

Shawn Ramsey wrote: ↑19 May 2020, 22:17 now that took some time masking. Well worth it though.
Shawn

Agree, it must have taken an age, and looks superb ans its 1:72 too!

Well done

Steve H