Another £2.65 well spent and a great looking
truck just ready to pull a 5.5 inch gun. I did
a few modifications before painting including
adding a rolled up tarpaulin cover, front tow rope,
front load weight sign, front lights and a small step
up ladder over the fuel tank.
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Someone’s been very busy! This truck is very cool. Love the modifications you made, and the glass effect is quite nice.
Thanks, I was well pleased with the glass. Coat of black followed by Vallejo Field Blue. Then just mix VFB 50/50 with white for the highlight.
Excellent. I will give your recipe a try in the near future.
Thanks for the link over. I really like the extra touches to the Matador’s, especially the headlights! Did you use some kind of plastic card dowel to makes these? I may have to re visit mine before the painting process begins. What decals did you use, and any reference to the position. Keep up the good work!
Glad you liked it . I used plastruct white tube,cut up for the lights and the weight limit round symbol. The weight limit decal was off a FOW decal set and the charging bull was a Skyrex decal.