SPA Modeler

Here my second entry for the armour section, and second kit from this short run brand from ukraine.
Started last night and two brief session of work done

No pain and box'n'sprues











a toothpick to compare dimensions, 5 cm of beast



here a promotional video of tools used to free the piece from sprues and assembly the pieces

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5bYDhZBFLA

just a little exagerated but here the progress:

Main parts of chassis out of sprues



and glued



The body and the chassis, some resistance from the body to keep glued..



hemmered and glued the two subassemblies





that's all for now, at the next

oh my... is it tiny or is it tiny ? :-)

- Kari

Oh that is kawaii.

I forget to update the giant japanese car.. lots of updates but from 2 or 3 sessions of two weeks ago

Free wheels



Some piece of plastic sheet to fill gaps





added other pieces under the chassis





stretched sprue to replace the engine cover detail gone after sanding session



Seats, and steering wheel which i added the rod not included in the kit



a test fitting of wheels





added covers on the wheels bolts for this version



More structures under the belly, the front transmission shaft with plastic rod, evev this piece not included in the kit.




Glued the windscreen and rear lateral windows





test fitting of the roof and added hooks







Some impovemento to the roof with cutter



fuel refuelling probe scratchbuilded with plastic rod taped at the end with a lighter



Drilled lights, will fill at the end with some clear thing





setup for paint session



Vallejo primer and homemade japanese army kakhi color (italeri acrilics)










Dope color homemade too , with various mixes







out of these updates i just painted the wheels with black
At the next!

As usual, very well done! That is quite a tiny subject.

so cute and little!

Seriously good work on such a small subject, great.

This tiny car has four-wheel drive?
Wonderful work on such a rarely seen build. Looking at the sprues this really is what I call a short run kit!

Did you ever try to airbrush those Italeri paints?

This is cool...