Looks swell Ruben. 
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Takom Hanomag SS-100 1/35
- Thread starter Ruben Lopez
- Start date
Era tiempo que regresaras a nosotros...bienvenidos. ¿Terminaras con Facebook?
About time you returned to us... Welcome. Are you done with Facebook?
Saludos,
About time you returned to us... Welcome. Are you done with Facebook?
Saludos,
@Ruben Lopez - ¡Feliz Cumpleaños!
Birthday Builder!
Birthday Builder!
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Done with Facebook? How dare you?
Still on Facebook but not so much.
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Thanks.
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Let there be dust! Using pigments I dusted the model; heavy on the bottom and light on top. Then with Tamiya brown panel liner and oils I gave the model a pin wash all around to reinforce the dusty appearance.
The tool box received a coat of a light cream color.
To populate the tool box I used a combination of PE, plastic and 3D printed tools. Here is a hacksaw and two files 3D printed.
A wooden box with tools and some gears. The box is made of plastic sheet.
And since you can't have a German vehicle without a bucket, I designed one and printed it. It is only .3mm thick.
Here you can see how it looks when painted...
...and hanging from the back of the tractor.
And here's the tool box with everything inside. The jerry can and the red jack are from Italeri, the big wrench is from Tamiya and the four silver oil cans are 3D printed.
I have to fix that number three that decided to go sideways on the license plate.
Also painted the yellow indicator for when a trailer is being towed.
That is all for now. See you in the next one. (I hope that will be the last one.)
The tool box received a coat of a light cream color.
To populate the tool box I used a combination of PE, plastic and 3D printed tools. Here is a hacksaw and two files 3D printed.
A wooden box with tools and some gears. The box is made of plastic sheet.
And since you can't have a German vehicle without a bucket, I designed one and printed it. It is only .3mm thick.
Here you can see how it looks when painted...
...and hanging from the back of the tractor.
And here's the tool box with everything inside. The jerry can and the red jack are from Italeri, the big wrench is from Tamiya and the four silver oil cans are 3D printed.
I have to fix that number three that decided to go sideways on the license plate.
Also painted the yellow indicator for when a trailer is being towed.
That is all for now. See you in the next one. (I hope that will be the last one.)
Lovely work Ruben, that tool box looks real. Well done! Nice uniformed dusting. 
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Ok, it's time to finish.
Fixed the number 3 in the license plate, added the brake lights and put some grease stains on the tool box door.
Painted the small lights under the rear view mirrors.
And painted the rear view mirrors
And here's the completed tractor with its trailer hauling a kugelwagen to the testing grounds.
And coming back.
Here's a top view.
So I'm going to declare this one finished. Thanks for viewing.
Fixed the number 3 in the license plate, added the brake lights and put some grease stains on the tool box door.
Painted the small lights under the rear view mirrors.
And painted the rear view mirrors
And here's the completed tractor with its trailer hauling a kugelwagen to the testing grounds.
And coming back.
Here's a top view.
So I'm going to declare this one finished. Thanks for viewing.
Well done Ruben 
Ken Abrams
Well-known member
Looks great Ruben!
I noticed you went with the rubber tires after all, hope you have better luck than I!
I bought myself a set of the panzer art resin wheels and they were a bit of a chore to get to work as I had the plastic wheels assembled, but with some side cutters and a bit of super glue I managed to get them to fit.
I noticed you went with the rubber tires after all, hope you have better luck than I!
I bought myself a set of the panzer art resin wheels and they were a bit of a chore to get to work as I had the plastic wheels assembled, but with some side cutters and a bit of super glue I managed to get them to fit.