Sherman 18
Master at Arms
I went a head and got this kit.I figured it would travel nice to the school I'm going to once a month. I'm getting about an hour a two for one night I can work on it. I not a fan of how ICM did the the Model T engine, but I'm going to ignore it and go with the hood closed.
The kit does not have any wood grain on it and the interior of the body does not have detail of separate boards. So I marked and scribed some. Then I did wood grain texture with 80 grit sand paper.
The front fenders I tried to put some bends in for wear and tear damage. I ground down the under side of the fenders to thin them first, then bent the fenders with my fingers.
Next up is to detail the fenders with rivets, add fender and running board braces.
The kit does not have any wood grain on it and the interior of the body does not have detail of separate boards. So I marked and scribed some. Then I did wood grain texture with 80 grit sand paper.
The front fenders I tried to put some bends in for wear and tear damage. I ground down the under side of the fenders to thin them first, then bent the fenders with my fingers.
Next up is to detail the fenders with rivets, add fender and running board braces.