IDF Magach 7C

[geegad]

don't paint this top scratching again

 

[hummingbird]

Beautiful Beautiful Work

 

[Captain Caveman III]

Stunning work from one IDF builder to another.

 

[andrei383]

incredibly amazing work Aaron! ;D

 

[letsgobrowns82]

This is looking great, that a ton of detail.

 

[Dlesko]

Aaron, the amount of detail youre putting into this is amazing. Im learning a ton just by watching you work. Incredible my friend.

 

[ScaleModelMadman]

Wow, crazy detail. Nice work.

 

[Aaron Jefick]

Guys, thank you very much for the comments, this is almost in the final stage of assembly, and soon will go to the painting process where pigments are my nightmare, I hope to leave a decent finish for the first time I'll try to make a color modulation I hope to do a decent job. I commented, in the near future and if God lends me life, I'll start a new WIP with this model that has just arrived at my office.




Soon this new project developments, greetings.

 

[letsgobrowns82]

Cant wait to see this all finished.

 

[Aaron Jefick]

Hello guys, after the end of the year and the workload presented to me because I'm already back with Magach since I started the paint job but the weather has not left me, the first high humidity and dust now not leave me , well I started with the completion of the turret, placing nuts, hardware and work with MAG's, the latter if you saw the first phase,photos:

I had to move the connection and put the output of the M60, as the resin was wrong, is not it odd?





I remembered an old technique and place the mold numbers on the turret:



And I repeat again with the serial number plate of the vehicle ::



Some small things over the turret:



Finally finished:



The MAG´s:







with primer:





Well that's all for now then follow him. belatedly certainly having an excellent start to the year.

 

[hook1169]

A truly amazing build.

 

[wyoroy]

This is some fantastic work.

 

[geegad]

stunning work makes mine look like its been built by a five year old...keep the pics coming

 

[wyoroy]

Your work is amazing. I have one question and I think I already know the answer but how do you make the handles? The ones with the blue and red part on the rear deck.

 

[Aaron Jefick]

Wyoroy

In answer to how to make handles, we need the following:

Knife this type:


Pliers:


Triangular inch needle files, place you a coiled wire to remove the handles of the same size:




Telephone wire:


Cut a piece and remove you the plastic:



With the clip we took it and proceed to roll it to the rededor of one of the arms:







We cut:



cut the wire a little so that we can pass the plastic coating:





Insert the plastic coating on one end:



then the other, sometimes will cost us a little work, handle ready to paste into the model:



We are going to the next:

Same process a piece of wire and the Triangular inch needle file:



Bending in the form of "V":





We rolled to the triangular inch needle file:





is so:



We cut:





We align to cut after:



The triangle:



We cut to move the plastic coating:





We had the plastic coating:



Ready our second handle:



Two handles for positioning on our model:



I hope to serve you, greetings.

 

[wyoroy]

Aaron, thank you very much for the how-to. You did them just like I was think. Now I understand the method better and will give it a try on my builds. Thanks again.

 

[letsgobrowns82]

This is crazy awesome!!

 

[adampolo13]

Very Very Bueno!!!!

 

[andrei383]

truly inspirational work Aaron! and thanks for the SBS on the handles!

 

[geegad]

thanks for the top tip will be using that at some stage