More shots of my Academy M10 i replaced most of the rear tool brackets with lead foil thined the head and tailight guards replaced the gun and filled the seams, put straps and buckles on gas cans soon to get paint any comments welcome.
dogload
England - North East, United Kingdom Joined: November 03, 2004
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Hey RV that's looking good- I particularly applaud the rear end (oo-er missus )- the tool brackets look great, and the jerry can straps too. Why on earth academy had to mould the tool outlines on the back I'll never understand... suppose it keeps us busy Mark
straightedge
Ohio, United States Joined: January 18, 2004
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To put them lines on the way they did, they seemed like they planed on a lot younger crowd to put them together maybe, so to show them where the tools went. I think my SPGs are like that to, not sure, but I remember seeing it somewhere, on one of my models. Kerry
ShermiesRule
Michigan, United States Joined: December 11, 2003
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That has got to be the ugliest aircraft I've ever seen but looks good for a tank! If you look at the top of the thread you'll see you entered it into the Aircraft group by mistake!!!
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Sticky
Vermont, United States Joined: September 14, 2004
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Its a Bird, its a plane, its a, its a..... Tank? Alan is right its looking great for a tank, as for a plane, I don't think its ever gonna fly. Keep us posted!
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rv1963
New York, United States Joined: December 07, 2004
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Sorry guys i put it under the wrong heading i was wondering why no body gave any feedback thanks for the comments, let me know what you think of my home made gun barrel it's my first i think it looks wright.
Sticky
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