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Robototehnik 1:50 Medium B
My announcement of this model and where to find it produced a zero response so I thought I'd build it.
The file has 3 versions available - 2 x Red Army and a British Army version. The British Army one is green which is just not right - post-WW1 British tanks were mostly some flavour of brown until green was standardised in the mid-1920s. I picked the Green Red Army one. There were no particular issues putting it together except the central box needed reinforcement. I think I would reinforce the fighting compartment as well although I didn't do this. The model is not as detailed as Wayne McCullough's model but is still a reasonable model of the Medium B. Charlie |
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More images and a comparison with the 1:48 Wayne McCullough Medium B
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Both very nice builds...
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Thank you.
There was a semaphore mast modelled but I left it off. It only appears in a few images of the tank and looked too fiddly to get a good result. I also wanted to get back to the Medium Mark Is - I'd like to get these finished before I get locked up. Wayne's 1:48 Medium B images are at: 1:48 Medium B tank Charlie |
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great build sir well done
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Sergey's photorealistic textures are beautiful, and Wayne's models have that extra level of detail that makes them really stand out. Both models are works of art. Nicely done, sir.
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