Final Armor Count for 2014 >NO PICS<

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Final Armor Count for 2014 >NO PICS<

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Here it is almost the last day of 2014 and I have finished five more models. Four are armor/vehicles, one is a Sci-Fi ship that you can see in the Sci-Fi and Wargame Forum.

Now here are the latest four armor models I finished. These four models bring my final armor/vehicle count to: 665

Two of these are artillery pieces that I was working on for something simple to do while waiting for larger models to dry. This first one is a Late version of the Russian 85mm Anti-Aircraft gun made by ACE in 1/72 scale:

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Next is another ACE Russian gun in 1/72 scale, the ML-20 152mm Howitzer:

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Next up is an American vehicle from WWI. This is the RPM 1/72 scale Mack Tank Transporter:

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I added some thread to the sides of the truck bed to hold the tailgate while it's down and painted it black. When I get done with my RPM FT-17, I'll be placing it in the back of this truck. More pics of that will come next year.

And finally, my final model completed for 2014 is the Zvezda 1/72 scale Russian Topol SS-25 "Sickle" ballistic missile launch vehicle. My Nuclear Triad is complete: I have B-52's that carry Nukes, US and Soviet Boomers and now this:

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That's all I was able to get done this year. I'm far, far below my usual output, mostly due to tackling large, extensive models (DC-6, HP Victor, a 1/32 scale Tigershark, as well as the two 'Alclad monsters' and the Dicker Max, etc.), I also was gone from home most of the summer; making two trips to Florida and one to Ohio. With all that and some of the jobs I was hired to do, I almost feel like it's a miracle I got done what I got done! I certainly finished more than I expected, but far less than usual. Here's hoping I get back up to speed in the New Year.

Stay tuned for my final Year in Review coming up in a day or so. Meanwhile, thanks for looking in, comments are welcome.
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A great way to close out the year!Very well done my freind!
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Thanks Carlos! I'm so thrilled to have everything done that I finished. Now to get done next year with all the models that have sat on my workbench all year long and never got finished!
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Amazing. . . and in other news, SoCal is experiencing a shortage of 1/72 model kits. it is rumored that a mad dog is loose in the area.
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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LyleW wrote:Amazing. . . and in other news, SoCal is experiencing a shortage of 1/72 model kits. it is rumored that a mad dog is loose in the area.
Oh man, I better go catch him! This won't do! :what:

Oh, you're talking about me :oops: :tomato: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually, wait till this year commences in full. :winkgrin:

To be honest though, there's a glut, since I've already built everything available now. I need some of those hard to find models from Aoshima, Fujimi, S-Model and Modelcollect.
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