BryanKrueger

Thanks Rick!

Thank you Dennis!

Thanks James!

I stared this project in 2017 and it sat on the shelf of shame in the primer stage until a month ago when I finally dusted it off to finish. I based the turret on this drawing... but updated the design to have later type production features. The unique turret parts were designed in 3D CAD and printed by Panzer Concepts. The mine roller is the old MB models white metal and resin garage kit. It required more work than the whole rest of the model to clean up. Model is detailed with Royal Model PE and Resin set, Fruil tracks, Eureka tow cable, and an Evolution figure. Additional images can be found here: T-34/122

Nice projects. My dad served on a Pershing crew in the late 60s. Back then I think it was the tracked transport. That bunker needs a 1/72 figure to provide a sense of scale.

Thanks Dennis!

Finished this one too. Added a Tamiya with Alpine head.

Both of those are very nice. I like that camo scheme at top.

Finished this one recently Additional images can be found here: ZiK-20

Very nice! I hope to make it to SM next year.

Very nice work Dennis.

Thanks Bill. I have one more to add to the family x-mas card. This time it's the baby of the family. This was a quick little build and paint project. It's a resin 1/35 scale MK44. It comprised around 24 pieces, some of which were alternate parts to build a varient. An image of the primer stage: Additional images ca be found here: MK44 HammerKnight

Great post. I've judged a few local shows and it surprises me how often the basic things go unnoticed by the builder. Finger prints, glue marks, seam lines, sprue gate marks, ejector pin marks, floating wheels. Also clean off the dust and cat hairs before you enter.🙄

OK, Added a few minor effects like rain marks and grease stains. Calling this one done. Additional images can be found here: SMK

Thanks Dennis! I've had some fun weathering the past couple of weeks. Filters, chipping, speckles and pigments. Still needs some additional effects.