First Model Ever! Pz 2
- Scale:
- 1:35
- Status:
- In progress
- Started:
- September 27, 2015
This is my first adult crack at model building. I built a couple of models about 20 years ago but they have long been lost to time, moves, etc.
Chose a relatively simple and inexpensive model to start. Picked this up on ebay for less than $20 shipped!
Project inventory
Full kits
Detail and Conversion sets
2cm FlaK 38 Metal Barrel Set
Passion Models 1:35
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27 September 2015, 04:10
DeadEnd
While the kit itself came in last Monday, I didn't start receiving necessary supplies until yesterday. Spent the previous week cleaning up the parts as best I could, removing mould lines and flash. Assembled the model this evening.
I ordered an upgrade barrel for the model, as the stock one is garbage IMO. Waiting on that to arrive before I prime and begin painting. In the meantime I will putty up the various cracks and crevices I couldn't force completely tight during the gluing process.
While the kit itself came in last Monday, I didn't start receiving necessary supplies until yesterday. Spent the previous week cleaning up the parts as best I could, removing mould lines and flash. Assembled the model this evening.
I ordered an upgrade barrel for the model, as the stock one is garbage IMO. Waiting on that to arrive before I prime and begin painting. In the meantime I will putty up the various cracks and crevices I couldn't force completely tight during the gluing process.
7 October 2015, 03:49
DeadEnd
Spent the evening cleaning up and assembling the figures. The 1970's tooling really shows its age with these little dudes, flash and injection marks abound. I cleaned them up as much as I had patience for before gluing, but I'll go over these again with some fine sanding sticks before priming.
Spent the evening cleaning up and assembling the figures. The 1970's tooling really shows its age with these little dudes, flash and injection marks abound. I cleaned them up as much as I had patience for before gluing, but I'll go over these again with some fine sanding sticks before priming.
8 October 2015, 04:21