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So I figured I'd make a new thread for these, rather than bring back the old one. Anyway, here's what I've been working on for about two months.


A 1/35 scale M4 Sherman. This one didn't take two months, just fyi. It actually took about two days.



I didn't paint this one, unfortunately. I just hate painting, which is kind of a problem.



More of the same.



Ah, now this is kind of cool. These tanks are both 1/35 of actual size, so this is a relatively accurate comparison. You can see just how much bigger the Abrams is.


Now here's the one that took two months.

A 1/350 size BB-63, USS Missouri. Just ignore the shitty paint job.



View from the front. I had a lot of fun with this one, in case you couldn't guess.



...And from the back. Those little planes were a bitch.



Superstructure. Those little tiny squares with notches? 20 mm cannons. There were far too many of those for my sanity to handle.

Well, that's it. As usual, feedback is cool. Or just awe, that's good too
In case anyone wants it, here's the link to my other model thread; older pics

Awww! The kawaii widdle Sherman!

awesome models, but if i had the money to afford getting a few of them id want to get one that is drivable, like this 1:200 Missouri.

http://www.rchobby.co.uk/large_scale_rc ... ri_mo.html

You're crying about the 20mm guns on a 1:350?? Try doing it in a 1:700!

I've never made a tank... I should give it a go some time.

Marko Dash wrote:awesome models, but if i had the money to afford getting a few of them id want to get one that is drivable, like this 1:200 Missouri.

http://www.rchobby.co.uk/large_scale_rc ... ri_mo.html

Yeah, well, if I had that kind of money...I actually would probably stick with models. I do them for the fun of putting them together more than anything else.

tim31 wrote:You're crying about the 20mm guns on a 1:350?? Try doing it in a 1:700!

I've never made a tank... I should give it a go some time.

Look at the link in the OP. I did them on a 1:700 as well