#JFFCancerResearch Challenger II, /35, Tamiya WIP I'll never get used to the fact that some Tamiya tanks (Gepard, Abrams, Challenger) have “open” wheel housings, unlike Trumpeter and RFM. OK, you won't notice it afterward, but I know!

Bought some transparant tape in different colours to use on transparant parts like windows and persicopes instead of clear paints.

#JFFCancerResearch Challenger II, /35, Tamiya Owkee, 14 m (550 inch) of Rigging Thread to reach the 1/35 500 m communication wire.

At a certain point it's true. It depends how far you want to look.😜😂

It's not a matter of whether or not you're an elementary school student. It's a matter of doing your research if you want to be factually accurate, or a matter of personal preference. But above all, model building should be fun.

British Challenger II desertized.

@Jeday_Hakimaru @HedleyCarter @PeterOlsson

As a model builder, that's quite an achievement, but in modern warfare, the distinctive contours of the vehicles are disappearing as a result. These days, you can use a barrel, a soap boxa nd some metal wire to make an Abrams.

Same vehicle, other movie

#JFFCancerResearch Challenger II, /35, Tamiya Some PE parts are really unnecessary. Take a look at the handles on the boxes. The plastic ones are nice and round, while the PE ones are flat and cut right into your hand. But for the fuel cans, they definitely add value.