This model is finally coming to an end. It has given me some unreal bad luck and hardships to cope with. So i’m glad I’m finally through it. The tracks are still left and I have ordered metal tracks from Friulmodel instead of the plastic ones loosly fitted on now. In Sweden the number 13 is for BAD LUCK so it rightfully received them on the turret. I find it really hard to righteously recreating the model on images but will try to take better pictures once the new tracks are fitted.
I have finally completed the build of my “First in Bastogne” Sherman jumbo from Tasca. It features a lot of extras from several different companies. Next up: Primer!
I hade a weekend of a lifetime. Around 30 model builders gathered at the military vehicles museum Arsenalen for a full weekend of model building and gloat at all the wonderful tanks and more. What started as walk-arounds ended in walk-on and sit-ins of all the tanks! This is images of the museum itself, see the other post for images from the behind the scenes of the storage areas.
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On Sunday we also had the privilege of a behind the scenes tour of Arsenalens storage areas! It was very cramped, bad lightning and also everyone was very excited so it was very hard to get good pictures. But nevertheless it was pure awesomeness to be able to see and feel all these vehicles.
Moson Show in Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary. Military Vehicles. For me this was the highlight of the show. Amazing quality of all the models. Unfortinally I seem to have lost some of the pictures so some of my favorite models are not showed here. But anyaways, on to the show:
Hi my name is Andreas Grewin and I work as an Interactive Art Director in Stockholm, Sweden. This site represents one of my interest during my past time. With this site I really want to show the world and the people around me what a amazing and creative hobby this is.
