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Very subtle angle iron frame additions to the interior super structure, subtle as it's hard to appreciate the detail and the photos are not so good but if you look hard they are there. They will stand out a little more with some highlighting later.

Nearly ready for painting.

Forgot this, engine from the nr side. I want to add some more engine bay details today (if I get chance).

Very nice indeed Phil

Many thanks Liam. We now have rear lights and I have been test fitting the interior detailing prior to the top coat prep. Lots more photos to come cheers Phil.

Cant load photos, its says its an HTTP error, been like this on and off for a few days now. When it does eventually load a small file it can take around five mins. Is it me or are others having trouble uploading?

Loading now but its painfully slow, it takes around 10 mins per photo.

That's better the web site went into phpbb mode and now I can load files!

Even more photos. Almost ready for the interior top coat, cant wait to get that done.

Hi Phil

Cracking build there. Yes, I'm having problems uploading photos also, I'm about a third into my Elefant and was hoping to post everything so far so its a bit frustrating !!, I'll keep trying tho.

Cheers

Bryan.

Hi Bryan, it seems ok now so have another go, it would be great to see another Elefant build on the forum, and thanks for the encouraging words cheers Phil.

First coat of paint, not sure if I like it or not yet, we will see after some subtle weathering. Still have bolt holes to hide and some painted detail to add.

Well I don't think that DBG works in 1/6th scale so now its desert yellow for the Tunisia campaign , it's the contrast that I was looking for so I will keep the interior green and use the green undercoat of the body for the weathering process which I have already started.

Hello Phil, aka Me Quad, or should that be the other way round....enjoying your build immensely, how on earth do you find the time....I found the Quad to be a most satisfying model, looking forward to seeing the Quad, gun and limber on display. Best wishes for the New Year mate, and keep up the good work....Mick

Dedication Mick! Thanks for the kind words, you are such a lovely guy. Seasons greetings and all the best for the year ahead, kind regards Phil.