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3 February 2013, 14:46

Acki
Hi Peter, another great show! Amazing work.
Greetz Acki

3 February 2013, 15:18

Christian Lehmann
looks nice

3 February 2013, 15:20

Roland Roth
Servus, Peter
Ein großes und großartiges Modell, in jeder Hinsicht. Der Bau war bestimmt nicht einfach - vor allem, dass alle Räder auf dem Boden aufliegen?
Das dezente Washing hätte nach meinem Geschmack etwas stärker ausfallen können, das Verwittern ist gelungen.
Hello, Peter
A big and great model, in every way. The building was not easy - especially that all the wheels resting on the ground?
The subtle Washing could be somewhat stronger for my taste, but the weathering is successful.

3 February 2013, 15:29

Peter Segers
hi roland,
thanks for your comments,
the wheels are indeed all flush with each other and on the groud (no "hanging" wheels). The pics might be a little deceiving in the wrong way indeed.
The washing and weathering are in reality much stronger than on the pics. The lighting while taking the pictures eliminates this effect a little too much, but if I diminish the lighting, getting the pics sharp is a tougher job. So, compromise, compromise ....

3 February 2013, 15:42

Peter Segers
the paint job was the most fun to do.
the building of the kit was horrible. Nothing fitted, the components were not in a straight line, it took me a lot of cursing and shouting to get things right or at least acceptable. It is my first Dragon model, and when assembling this Scud I said several times that it would be my last one. Probably not, because I still got a lot of unbuilt Dragon kits in my stash which i will eventually built. I hope those are better ones than the scud when it comes to fitting and engineering, cause this one 'really succed !!!' (sorry for the words). I wish all kits were engineered like the Tamiya ones, but of course, the price comes along with it.

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