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Too bad about all the ejector pin marks. What a unique looking vehicle.

The fun continues. The first two pictures show the large gaps after inserting the lifting hooks and filling them with putty. The third is a wheel dilemma. The wheel on the left is the one Tiger Model wants you to use. After looking at Michael Mass's Nagmachon and Dr. Mansherob's two Puma volumes not a single vehicle is seen wearing wheels that have the bumps on them. The second wheel is after CAREFUL shaving and sanding. The third is the excellent set from TMD and the last is the Panzerart Merk IV wheel that I thought I could use after sanding off the circular cap. What a Joy.

Current Progress. The lower hull is basically done and Doghouse needs to be worked on as well as assembling the gorgeous MasterClub tracks.

Looks good so far. This will be a great base for the painting.

A very impressive vehicle....nice work

Philipp

Those Master Club tracks are a joy to work with. So far I have only encountered one issue and that has a short shot shoe. I keep forgetting to bring in the doghouse to wok on but as all I am doing is assembling the track...no worries.

Keep going Mark, this is going to build into a very interesting and unusual subject, the pain of filling ejector pin marks will fade

This is a huge vehicle with a lot of details and you did a great job so far. I have the late version or at least a later one than yours to build which comes with the so-called hush puppy tracks. I hope they'll build painless.

Keep on the good job!

The track that came in the kit looked really nice but as I wanted it to articulate I opted for the MasterClub an am really happy. Easier to assemble than Fruil and looks gorgeous.

great looking progress. pity about all the errors you keep finding on this.