T34/76 Model 1942 (GPM)

[jorzik]

Welcome.
I start gluing the next tank. This time it will be a model T34 / 76 from GPM.
The model has an interesting winter camouflage and can be done in one of 3 versions.
I execute the Soviet version.
In that model I used the laser-cut elements.
In the model can be done interior parts, but they are very poor and I will not do it.
Lets start.

[rifleman]

good start will keep an eye on this one

[Johnny]

Nice choice! Will follow with much interest
And im with you on the laserparts I use them more and more myselves!

[jorzik]

Week quickly passed so it is time to present news.
The skeleton of the hull has been pasted.To fit everything I cut parts no.1 and no.2 on the individual parts. Unfortunately, deficiencies were created.
Part of the bottom sheathing (no.1) proved to be too short and the resulting 2 mm gap must be closed with the stock color. The internal parts of the fenders are also too narrow, must paste missing belts.

[Don Boose]

Looks like another outstanding armor model, George!

Don

[jorzik]

Hi new update.
I did some elements associated with the chassis design.
Also I made all boxes and parts of exhaust system.

[jorzik]

Hello.
Another portion of photos from the construction of the model.
I made extra armor, and some small details.
Also I created first wheels. These wheels are quite complex but did glue them correctly.

[Johnny]

great work so far

[jorzik]

Hi
Another portion of elements I did to the model.
I focused on the execution of the wheels.
Road wheels require a significant effort but the result is satisfactory. I used to make them laser cut components, which helped me much at work.
The next item on which I focused on was the tower.

[Tim Crowe]

The wheels look great

How did you make the main wheel centre hubs?

Tim