hello all,
please have a look at my latest finished armortek model, the mighty Ferdinand, a pleasure to build for the Wheatcroft collection, big plus on this model is all the space inside for the option packs, deciding to change the elefant in to the Ferdinand model it was apparent the amount of changes I had to make, not just the tools layout and removing the mg mount , biggest changes were the roof and engine deck, hope you enjoy,
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Brilliant Chris, a real masterpiece. Hope Wheatcroft is going to display his collection of your models in public. I also believe I recognize that painting style......!
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Looking good Chris...looks like you forgot one of the outer road wheels!!..That's hope you find the missing wheel detail.
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it does look great though I have to question why the Tiger II tracks all ferdinand were converted before Tiger II came into existence,.
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hello all,
thank you for the comments,
the beauty of these models is that you can envisage in your own mind what the vehicles would/could have looked like, in my past builds I like to add details that might not be historically correct but i just like what it looks like, i have never seen a picture of a ferd/elefant with any extra side armour added, but i hope from this build you like what i have done,
many thanks, chris.
thank you for the comments,
the beauty of these models is that you can envisage in your own mind what the vehicles would/could have looked like, in my past builds I like to add details that might not be historically correct but i just like what it looks like, i have never seen a picture of a ferd/elefant with any extra side armour added, but i hope from this build you like what i have done,
many thanks, chris.
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Re: ferdinand
A fantastic model there Chris - you should be very proud of it. I think its great that people build these models how they want them to be, despite the hand wringing of the "experts".