Post by Faust on Jan 14, 2016 20:23:23 GMT -5
One thing I like about modelling as a hobby is that it always gives me a chance to try something new. In this case, that’s building armour! I’m not really an armour builder by “trade”, but I do find tanks and fighting vehicles very interesting.
I have been scared off by the complexity of armour kits in general, but then I found some old 1/76 Matchbox kits! With their small size and cool diorama bases, I figured I could get some practice on weathering and doing groundwork, all at the same time!
So, here’s what is actually my second piece of armour in recent times, the old M16 “meat chopper” from Matchbox.
Please let me know what you think, and I’d really appreciate feedback since I’m new at this and would love to hear how to get better!
Thanks!
adamrehorn.wordpress.com/model-kits/ships-and-tanks/matchbox-172-m16-halftrack/
I have been scared off by the complexity of armour kits in general, but then I found some old 1/76 Matchbox kits! With their small size and cool diorama bases, I figured I could get some practice on weathering and doing groundwork, all at the same time!
So, here’s what is actually my second piece of armour in recent times, the old M16 “meat chopper” from Matchbox.
Please let me know what you think, and I’d really appreciate feedback since I’m new at this and would love to hear how to get better!
Thanks!
adamrehorn.wordpress.com/model-kits/ships-and-tanks/matchbox-172-m16-halftrack/
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