The Duke Finishes Four More in October

[dukemaddog]

I know it is November, but these were finished on October 31, and so now I've found some time to post them. For simplicity's sake, they are all listed here.

First: a David Brown VIG-1 tractor from the British RAF re-supply set from Airfix:







And just so you can see how small this is in 1/72 scale, here's a shot of it with a No.11 Exacto blade:





Next is a French AMX DCA anti-aircraft system from ACE:








Third is an ancient AMT (formerly ESCI) kit of the M48-A5 Patton tank:







The drooping searchlight has already been fixed.


This final one is the Hobby Boss Russian T-28 tank; also a Shelf Queen started twelve years ago and finally finished now:








That's all for now. Hopefully I'll have at least this many; if not more, completed in November. Stay tuned....

[406 Silverado]

You volume of work and the quality of which it all is built at never ceases to amaze me Mark. You crank out more builds in two weeks than I do all dang year man. These are all fine examples of "Dukemaddog Manufacturing"

[stikpusher]

Four nice looking builds Mark! I kinda like the seldom seen types the best here, the T-35 & DCA SPAAG. I can beehive how small that aircraft tractor is! The no.11 blade sure is a great reference for actual size.

[chromdome35]

Very nice builds in a scale that is challenging. You must have incredible eyesight and steady hands.

[handiabled]

The man keeps on building like mad! Great looking work Mark!

[kyledehart5]

Your production line continues to pump out impressive work. These are really nice and so impressive in this scale.

[dukemaddog]

Thank you guys for the awesome replies!

Joe, I'm just trying to keep busy.

Thank you Carlos! Yes, I realized I needed to pose that tractor next to a blade. Nobody would believe me on how small that is.

Thank you Brian! My hands are pretty steady, but my eyesight is shot...for distance viewing. To work on these, I simply take my glasses off and I see everything fine.

Thank you Handi!

Thank you Kyle! I'm trying to get more off my workbench and onto the shelves. I need to make space! Stay tuned, more to come.