I'll be featuring this in the Gallery in the next day or two.

Hi Garfield;

That looks just the biz! I'd love to sink my teeth into a WWI subject, and this is probably my favourite tank from that era. Is it a Gaso.Line kit?

Your groundwork also looks excellent, I love the shell hole full of muddy water-a nice touch.


Cheers Mate, Pat

it's a loverly little kit. I'll do write up on it with in-progress shots. GasoLine actually have a pretty good line of WW1 vehicles. They tend to be expensive but they are VERY well made.
Garfield

Looks great. Since there is not much available in 1/48 WWI/Great War, I was wondering what kit you used or is this entirely scratchbuilt? I can just imagine some Doughboys or Poilus advancing behind. But since NO ONE MAKES ANY IN 1/48, I am left only imagining them. Love the shell hole filled with water, it really represents the field conditions on the Western Front late in the war.
Jim

Gasoline do some. Have a look at www.quarter-kit.com

Tim

www.fighting48th.com

Good to see the progress. The details look great on this one. Painting and weathering is top-notch. Congrats, Greg

Gar,

Good work on the FT-17 although it is a bit too clean to my taste (particularly running over that muddy ground) but I appreciate the exotic and fresh subject among the eveer present WWII subjects.

Lu