This is a Bronco model in 1/48 scale with Black Dog stowage and RB model barrels + very special item - skis from Hauler finished with the help of woodgrain decals from my friend - Alex AKA Uschi van der Rosten.
These decals are top notch and I am sure many of you would achieve even better results with them.






More images and full description of build and paint would appear later this year in MMI.



p.s. I hope to have the rocket Stag finished by the end of summer?!




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Would love to find a genuine whitwashed pic of one !

Cheers
Andrew

Andrew, I haven't seen any images of whitewashed Stag AA, only regular Stag Mk.I with chained wheels.
From that point of view I had no references to look at. Pure experiment.

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Roman, I love the subject matter and I love your model! Keep up the great work.

thanks, I appreciate your feedback and your Stag is a big inspiration for me.

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Those look superb

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That's great--every little bit of it--

-could pass for 1/35 no prob--
--has a really great finish

the '3' looks like a racing #
perfect for Alpine Rally ;-]

I also have the feeling of a racing car with these markings.
As for the size - I should have probably posted that one together






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Great work on that AA Stag!

The stowage and the skis really make difference!

Canīt wait to see the rocket launcher!

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The paint and weathering are excellent on both stags. Very nice job on theses 1/48 scale kits.

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Excellent finishes! I love the dust and scratches, as well as the tones used.

Nice work,

Pete from Seattle

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Roma, privet!

You are becoming a big fan of staghounds!
I like this one, especially the skies. The stowage also looks great!
Are you planning to build one in 1/35 scale?

Vladimir Yashin
"Ostfront Studio"
The Russian Way of Modelling

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nope, no 35 scale. Too many parts

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Love the thick mud on the wheels.

Good stuff
ANPW

see you in October

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