Chevrolet 30CWT LRDG - full assembly until the end

Hi all,

This project includes de kit LRDG Chevrolet 30CWT Truck, Tamiya code 35092, 1/35. This old Tamiya kit is rejected at first sight, since many modelers prefer MBT´s.

But I like the trucks, but in particular this model because their lines of 1930 and their curious camouflage schemes.

The kit was detailed.with Eduard PE 35251, tires from DToys 35-012, and lots of plastic and resin accessories.


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SORRY, VERY LONG TOPIC.

Well done.....so nice to see the whole project from beginning to end....Very nicely finished and weathered...prosit
In nannu

  That is fantastic with all the details you've put into it. Weathering makes it very realistic too.. well done   

in nannu pec wrote:Well done.....so nice to see the whole project from beginning to end....Very nicely finished and weathered...prosit
In nannu

Many thanks!

Prosit für uns

KarlJDM wrote:  That is fantastic with all the details you've put into it. Weathering makes it very realistic too.. well done   

Thank you for visit and comment  

Ray wrote:Woah[u]!!!!!!!

That's a Magnificent build......Kudos Carius       

Ray, many thanks for your comment, much appreciated.

Fantastic work my friend. Thanks for all the photos which show the entire process, what a great tutorial. Looks great!!

Hi friend Brian, glad you enjoy it   

Excellent work Carius; the finished model looks great. I particularly like the faded effect of the camo paint and the very realistic rubber flaps beneath the rear mudguards.
Do you use a pointed brush to apply the scratches?

Nice detail work! Have built a conversion based on LRDG, still have to paint it though!

Thanks for sharing.

Dottore

Magal wrote:Excellent work Carius; the finished model looks great. I particularly like the faded effect of the camo paint and the very realistic rubber flaps beneath the rear mudguards.
Do you use a pointed brush to apply the scratches?

Thank you very much!

Yes I used a brush number 000 to apply the scratches, and other tools that I made ​​myself.

Dottore wrote:Nice detail work! Have built a conversion based on LRDG, still have to paint it though!

Thanks for sharing.

Dottore

Many thanks!

I'm sure your project will be a masterpiece.

Excellent work!

Carius wrote:

Magal wrote:Excellent work Carius; the finished model looks great. I particularly like the faded effect of the camo paint and the very realistic rubber flaps beneath the rear mudguards.
Do you use a pointed brush to apply the scratches?

Thank you very much!

Yes I used a brush number 000 to apply the scratches, and other tools that I made ​​myself.

May I suggest also using a piece of foam in certain places?  This produces very realistic results in that the scratches will not be sharp edged.

J.Fenech wrote:Excellent work!

Thank you very much!