Canadian Husky From the Duke

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Duke Maddog
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Canadian Husky From the Duke

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Here is my latest armor model.

ACE 1/72 scale Canadian Husky Recovery Vehicle:

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That's all for now. I'm so glad I finished another one.

Thanks for looking in, comments are welcome.
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That’s another cool feather in your AFV cap Mark. Nice work. I can see the family resemblance to the LAV Pirana series.
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Thanks Carlos! It did turn out quite well given how short-run this kit is. I am very happy with it and now my Commonwealth has a recovery vehicle!
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What a beautiful camo, Mark! You wrote in an aircraft thread, another beautiful paint job, that you choose unusual or rare subjects to articulate your skills, I use the word “articulate” because I feel your skills are amazing. 1/72 is a test for any modeler and you frequently succeed with levels of authority that would make larger scales jealous. So, own your talent, Mark. I have learned so much from watching your work. I thank you for the privilege as well!
Make more models!
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Thank you ever so much Bruce! Your compliments are most gracious and appreciated. That camo pattern was freehanded with an airbrush.
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