The Duke Finishes One More in May

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The Duke Finishes One More in May

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I know this is now June, but this is a model I finished last month. It was the subject chosen for the SoCal AMPS 12-hour group build challenge. We all had twelve hours to complete a model. These twelve hours were broken down into three four-hour build times; all done together over Zoom once a month.


I completed this on May 29 after 11 hours and 14 minutes....


Aoshima 1/72 scale Japanese GSDF Material Handler:


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I only lightly weathered this as I figured it would mostly be used on supply bases. I could be wrong, but it allowed me to get it done on time. I did add some dust in the corners off the loading bay, but it's hard to see in these pics.


Thanks for looking in, comments are welcome.
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That looks great Mark! I didn’t get a good look at it during the meeting because I had my screen in “Hollywood Squares” mode and all the images were so small as a result. Now I can get a good look at this beastie! I think your reasoning and approach on the weathering is solid. :hmm:
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Very cool Mark!
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Thank you Carlos! Yeah, I keep my screen in "Hollywood Squares" model too most of the time so I know what you mean. Thanks for the comments on the weathering. It does make this easier when it is used on a base where minimal dusting happens.

Thank you Mike! I do like this little beastie!
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That looks very cool Mark :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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Thank you Stuart! It is a cool and interesting vehicle!
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