The Type 97s (and some other Jap vehicles) are now finished! The Airfix Chi-Ha was a kit I recall building (badly) in the late '70s. That original is long gone, but following a burst of activity I now seem to have quite a fleet of Japanese tanks.
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Both of my 'new' Airfix Chi-Has traverse the undulating ground of the wargames table. |
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I simplified the camo scheme, and after a heavy dose of drybrushing it doesn't look too bad. |
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This is another Airfix '97 which came from Chris Kemp. In an inspired move, Chris replaced the missing tracks with planked plastic sheet. |
That's it for the Airfix Type 97s, but photos of more Japanese tanks will follow.
5 comments:
Great work.
Looks pretty good Tim give my complements to Chris, good idea on
the plastic sheeting!
Magnificent work. This Japanese phase is a real treat.
Great idea with the tracks, I will put that on my backburner.
Cheers Paul
Beccas, Don, Paul
Thanks guys. I am feeling quite pleased to have finished another small batch of toys. Stay tuned for more Chi-Ha tracks-related drama!
Rich
I'm quite pleased with the result. No precision but lots of weathering. It seems to work for me.
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