US Light Infantry Dragon; we move from the behemoth to the moth :lol: . As tiny as you can get a motor vehicle in 1/35, more or less. A interesting and nice kit, I saw it for about 5 € in a fleamarket, and to the stash it went. The good thing is that it came with another set inside! a very pleasant surprise, as a kit of just two men and a motorbike is a daylight robbery in my opinion. Always saw it for triple the price, and half the content! Got round to do it two years ago, just made proper pictures last week. Very fiddly kit, nothing really fitted in that bike, everything went on your own interpretation. The whole bunch was a wobbly bit of engineering with the polycement drying on!
As I had two, I painted them in very different ways; for Kosovo, and for desert war, Iraq, Libya, you name it. I switched the heads on two of the figures.
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Sunday, March 20, 2022
Friday, May 1, 2020
1/35 Iraqi Dragon BRDM-2 with D-20 152mm Howitzer
Here I post one of my father's latest builds, an Iraqi BRDM-2 with D-20 cannon. Made from a Dragon kit, and the cannon is Trumpeter. These cannons have been sold from Bulgaria to Iraq, so my father decided to couple them together. It was not very clear how decals should have gone, so it was a bit made on free interpretation. I made the pictures and did the dusting on the model :) .
Monday, August 6, 2018
Borgward IV 1/35 kit Ausf. A Dragon "Crimea 1944" Heavy Demolition Charge Vehicle
Hello again, I return after a long time without posting. I did this kit two years ago, but didn't make photographs until this spring.
Is a Borgward IV demolition vehicle, painted with a camo as other vehicles from a regiment in Crimea in 1944.
I bought this kit in a street market and decided my unbuilt stashes couldn't grow more, so I built it on a weekend along my brother.
Hope you like it.
Is a Borgward IV demolition vehicle, painted with a camo as other vehicles from a regiment in Crimea in 1944.
I bought this kit in a street market and decided my unbuilt stashes couldn't grow more, so I built it on a weekend along my brother.
Hope you like it.
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