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LAV III

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This is the Trumpeter kit with the only add-ons being some stowage parts from Legend and Tamiya. The model was painted with Model Master acrylics with the base coat airbrushed on with Medium Green. Some panels received a lighter shade around the edges and center portions.

The weathering was done using the Dark Wash from Mig, including a very light overall wash further enhanced with a pin wash. The final weathering was completed with Mig pigments and sealed with Testor's flat clear coat.
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About the Author

About Kevin Brant (SgtRam)
FROM: ONTARIO, CANADA

I am an IT Consultant and father, with a passion for plastic models. I mostly prefer 1/35 Armor and 1/48 Aircraft. My main interests are anything Canadian, as well as WW2 German and British Armor and Aircraft. I have been building models since I was a young kid, got away from it for awhile, but r...


Comments

The badly chipped Canadian Army license plates, cardboard boxes and the cases of Coca-Cola delightfully enhance the authenticity. Are there any other attributes that are distinctly Canadian about this particular LAV III?
DEC 01, 2011 - 03:17 AM
Kevin: great looking build. My only comment would be that the box strapped to the spare tire doesn't look too secure. A couple of good bumps and it will be all over the roadway. Happy Modelling, -zon
DEC 05, 2011 - 07:41 AM
Kevin Nice looking LAV-III . Anthony
DEC 05, 2011 - 09:48 PM
Looking good!
DEC 05, 2011 - 11:06 PM
Very nice project., well done! Thanks for sharing. What did you use for the chains on the smoke grenade launchers? Did they come with the kit? Bob
DEC 07, 2011 - 12:24 AM
Yes there is a sheet of PE that comes with the kit. Very nice addition to it. Thanks all for the comments.
DEC 07, 2011 - 01:39 AM