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Justin Wooding
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 Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Thanks Gary. I think you may be right. There has been a couple of other parts that have come loose for no reason. Thanks Ian, that's right, nothing that can't be fixed!  This should be finished tonight apart from the base  Woody...
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Justin Wooding
Joined: Tue Apr 07, 2009 12:23 pm
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Location: Seymour, Victoria, Australia
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Hello chaps, Some more pics...    I have given the gun a dry brush of light grey as i wanted to give it a faded effect from a tropical environment. Also dirtied up the tyres. I will add more dirt once it is on the base so as to blend the gun into the ground. I should add some streaking from the rivets and such. Not sure if i want to add any chipping effects to this. Any suggestions for final weathering please? Just noticed i haven't done the inside of the barrel yet. Still have to fix the crack in the gun cradle too  Woody...
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Shaun Symonds
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Wow Woody
That looks Great.
The light dry brushing has realy lifted the effect of ageing.
Just Love that camo scheme.
Shaun
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Karol Jakubczyk
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Looking really good Woody. Like the weathering on the tyres.
Cheers
Karol
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Todd Michalak
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer WOW-Woody!!! Pretty much nuff said! Love the weathering!!!
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Justin Wooding
Joined: Tue Apr 07, 2009 12:23 pm
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Location: Seymour, Victoria, Australia
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Hello Shaun, Karol and Todd. Thanks chaps, It's turned out better than i expected so far . My goal is to have the base done and this little project wrapped up by the weekend Woody...
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Vinnie Branigan
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Location: Runcorn, Cheshire
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer I too, wouldn't do anything more to this apart from the things you've mentioned Woody? Looks good! Vinnie
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Aleksandr Urusov
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Magic work. Looks for me simply perfectly. Now small scratches and I am completely happy 
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Simon Briggs
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer Wow Woody looks great, I agree with Alek though, a few small scratches, I mean come on nothing survives being handled by squaddies unscathed, no matter how careful they try to be. Mind you don't want to spoil that great cammo!
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Rob Matthews
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Re: Italeri M101 105mm Howitzer And I can only agree with my Learned colleagues above  Great finish Woody Rob
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