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Thursday, April 2, 2026

At this point it looks a bit interesting but it was time to make it look a bit more interesting!

 With the acrylic mud dry on the diorama base for the tank transporter, it was time to add some more scenic treatment. First, PVA glue was applied to the wheel track areas.

IBG 1.72 Scammel Pioneer Tank Transporter and Crusader tank,

This was then covered with kiln dried sand and a dilute coat of PVA glue was applied over the top to make sure it all stuck down.

IBG 1.72 Scammel Pioneer Tank Transporter and Crusader tank,

Once dry the whole base was airbrushed with sand coloured paint.

IBG 1.72 Scammel Pioneer Tank Transporter and Crusader tank,

A trial 'fitting' of the transporter was undertaken and the track spacing is right! Phew!

IBG 1.72 Scammel Pioneer Tank Transporter and Crusader tank,

At this point it looks a bit interesting but it was time to make it look a bit more interesting!

IBG 1.72 Scammel Pioneer Tank Transporter and Crusader tank,

So out came some scenic materials. a mix of static grass using mainly light greens and yellows was added.

IBG 1.72 Scammel Pioneer Tank Transporter and Crusader tank,

Just the rest to do now! But that is a job for tomorrow!

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