AMX 10 RCR Tiger Model
Posted: 25 Jun 2020, 16:40
Hi all
I haven't been much active on the forum lately. Fortunately I had enough time to complete this model by Tiger Model. Certainly not the best model I got recently but it is buildable provided that you've got enough putty in your toolbox. The details are quite nice, the instructions are well drawn ala Tamiya but can be obscure in some areas. I added some resin bits from a Blast set but I don't think the whole set is worth the money.
I used the rubber tires of the box. I filled the large basket and the bustle bins with "paper putty" (I don't know the right term) which is a kind of mashed paper.
It is painted with Tamiya paints. Flat black and 2 home made mixes for the French green and brown. Dusted with oils and pigments (North Africa dust and Airfield dust).
I have the AMX 10 RCR SEPAR in the stash which I will build with a crew I got for Father's day.
I haven't been much active on the forum lately. Fortunately I had enough time to complete this model by Tiger Model. Certainly not the best model I got recently but it is buildable provided that you've got enough putty in your toolbox. The details are quite nice, the instructions are well drawn ala Tamiya but can be obscure in some areas. I added some resin bits from a Blast set but I don't think the whole set is worth the money.
I used the rubber tires of the box. I filled the large basket and the bustle bins with "paper putty" (I don't know the right term) which is a kind of mashed paper.
It is painted with Tamiya paints. Flat black and 2 home made mixes for the French green and brown. Dusted with oils and pigments (North Africa dust and Airfield dust).
I have the AMX 10 RCR SEPAR in the stash which I will build with a crew I got for Father's day.