1/16 scalemodel T34/76

[Iwan Dankowicz]

For quite some time I am working on a scalemodel of a T34/76, here is the result for now, it is still not finished yet as I need to improve and tweak the weathering and still need to attach some parts on it and the tracks are not finished yet. But here are some pictures (The members from the previous old RO 3.1 forums still probably remember my scalemodel skills)

 

[Monkwarrior]

Nice weathering.
I'll need your help when I'll buy my Jagdpather (1:6).

Monk.

 

[[DA]DIZ]

U got some serious modeling skills mate, looks nice.

 

[Nestor Makhno]

U got some serious modeling skills mate, looks nice.

I agree - you sure about that being a T34/76 though? Cos to me that is an 85 turret.

 

[Iwan Dankowicz]

I agree - you sure about that being a T34/76 though? Cos to me that is an 85 turret.

Yeah I meant T34/85, my mistake

 

[Kurt Naake]

Looks great!

Is your tank something like this: http://cgi.ebay.de/T-34-85-RC-Panze...9559407QQihZ001QQcategoryZ45986QQcmdZViewItem

 

[Sabot]

Ye how do you "make" them?

Do you buy them and re shell them, or do you buy a controller and do it the long way?

 

[Zoring]

That's phenomenal stuff, particuarily the work on the white stripe thier, i don't think i've seen peeling paint done that well ever.

 

[Iwan Dankowicz]

Ye how do you "make" them?

Do you buy them and re shell them, or do you buy a controller and do it the long way?

This is not a RC tank, this is a static display one, like the scale1:35 scalemodel tanks, this one got interior too:turret interior, driver compartment interior, engine in full scale and transmission in scale, that is why it took me over a year to build, paint and weather it; it had more than 800 parts.
Maybe I will put up some pics of the interior.

 

[D3terioNation]

Ohyes that would be sweet!!

 

[Ralfst3r]

Oh wow. Spot on dude. Excellent!

 

[[DA]DIZ]

U got some other pics of ur work ? I really like it Makes me wanna try it again myself, i had my share of modeling when i was a young dumbass .
I mainly bought small airplane models and make them looked crashed using my famous lighter technique

 

[EvilAmericanMan]

I've always wondered how the tracks are done in big scale modelling. Were your tracks all one piece or was each one a seperate piece? I do 1/72nd scale and all the good models (Usually Revell) are link and length, some being longer pieces than others and some single pieces.

 

[Wolfstuka]

wow! if it were not on the table and were put in a realistic looking setting i would be confused at first wether or not it was a model. That thing looks so real. You are a god, lol

 

[{YBBS}Sage]

Wow, that's really great work!

 

[Iwan Dankowicz]

I've always wondered how the tracks are done in big scale modelling. Were your tracks all one piece or was each one a seperate piece? I do 1/72nd scale and all the good models (Usually Revell) are link and length, some being longer pieces than others and some single pieces.

Those are single link plastic tracks. I also do 1/35 scale and in the box are always one long plastic track, but I buy for those models single link steel tracks from Friul, they are quite expensive, but look really realistic because of the realistic hanging of those tracks.

 

[Troels]

U got some other pics of ur work ? I really like it Makes me wanna try it again myself, i had my share of modeling when i was a young dumbass .
I mainly bought small airplane models and make them looked crashed using my famous lighter technique

He used to have a post with lots of pics of his other stuff, but I think it disappeared along with the old forums.

 

[D.a.L-UnteroffizierG]

THIS MODEL ROCKS!!!!one

 

[Mobius One]

Nice weathering.
I'll need your help when I'll buy my Jagdpather (1:6).

What the hell??!

You could literally sit in that 1:6 model!