More Triples purchases were this brace of BF Stalinets tractors, very useful for pulling guns and suchlike around. These are all-in-one resin models with moulded on bases and at two to a pack are not bad value at all. No assembly required, just a bit of cleaning up, what could be better! Unlike the SU-85s, I managed not to drop these and break any bits off.
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The Stalinets clank across the dining table. |
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Diminutive little vehicles which look quite businesslike. |
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The panel lines etc show up very nicely. |
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Plenty of space in the back. |
These couldn't have been easier to do, as usual finished in Vallejo 894 over a black base then a heavy drybrush of 894 lightened with ochre and a final drybrush of mud around the running gear and a final highlight of very pale tan. I did the windows as glazed because they stand out a bit more on the tabletop, even though many photos only show the two front panes as glass.
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