M-10 Tank Destroyer Finished

[ARMORGUY]

This is the best detailed M-10 Tank Destroyer I've seen, what a superb looking model!

[JED]

Great stuff

[fightnjoe]

Almost there with the Tamiya M-10. Upper and lower hulls are together, decals on and sealed, and some oil filtering and streaking. Next up will be a Matte finish, some more oil work, then a final Matte coat.












All comments, critiques, and criticism are requested.

[DuckyShot]

Coming together well. 601st, eh?? I built one for the 601st for an Audie Murphy dio as part of my first ever group build back in the FSM days with shermie. Nearly 20 years ago now....

Also, you know you've got a run on the LH side, right?

[fightnjoe]

Ducky I do. For this build though it will stay. This was just to knock some dust and rust off. Mainly for the interior stuff.



Joe

[fightnjoe]

Finished. Tamiya 1/35 M-10. A few added details. Realizing just how rusty I am.































Now what's next?

All comments, critiques, and criticism requested.

[reserve]

A fine job sir love the faded OD and the interior. If I may, I suggest rubber or flat black as a color for the roadwheel tires and some dark brown rust on the metal parts of the tracks. The track pads, being rubber on the real deal, could be the same color as used on the tires, and I've found that Tamiya acrylic will stick to the tracks very well.

[fightnjoe]

My friend I knew I forgot something. Thank you.


Joe

[jimrichards]

Brilliant, Joe.

You Armor, Aircraft guys do so much detail work on interiors that don't show.
This is a reminder to the rest of us what's really there.

The style of cars and motorcycles of course, I build most of, everything is out in the open.

Cool idea, nice work.

Jim

[Dukemaddog]

Outstanding work again Joe! I don't think you are all that rusty myself. This is still far better than I can do.

[JED]

Nice work FJ