Bushwacker

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Another 1/100 Battlemech, the Bushwacker, which is my favourite from Battletech/Mechwarrior.
This one is also a 3d printed kit.

Pretty late in the build here so there are not many pictures of the earlier stages but in the end I didn't do much except for cleaning the printed parts, pre-shading with black and white and then applying Tamiya Desert Yellow, followed by some sponge chipping.
After that I sealed everything with Tamiya Gloss Clear, I applied an acrylic wash.
Next up will be the base.

Torsten
👀

Evgeny Brovkin
Look's very nice!
What model of 3D printer was used for printing this kit? Surfaces are very smooth

Marcin Dudek
Watching

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thanks mates!
Evgeny, I use the Anycubic Photon Mono X for most of my prints. It was also used for this model.

Only thing I am unhappy about with this model is that there is no LRM for the torso. The Bushwacker looks a bit incomplete without it.
Once there is something available I might reprint it (maybe in 1/72) and build another one.

Dash Rendar
Looking gooood!

James C
Awesome. It's really surprising how good some of these 3D printed kits are getting now. 👍

Motatim Stanislaw
Steeply! I've seen thingiverse have tanks walking around WWII, would you like to make them?

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thank you very much guys. The base is still WIP, a bit unsure what to do exactly.
@Motatim: yeah, I'd be happy to take a look at them. 👍

Motatim Stanislaw
thingiverse.com/thing:2850374
Here, Go to the author's page, there are still similar works

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thanks mate! Haha, there is even a lawnmower/harvester on legs 😄

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Managed to finish my Bushwacker not so long ago.
Decided to put it on a simple desert base with acrylic water gel.
Will build one again some day. But in 1:72 scale.

Marcin Dudek
Cool one 👍

Mona
👍 🙂

Torsten
Nice 😎

James C
Great job on the painting and weathering 👍

Dash Rendar
Wonderful! Well done.

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thanks a lot mates. 🙂
Had some trouble with this. I am not so happy with the clouded canopy. Still need to learn how to handle clear resin better.

For the base I used AK Interactive Water Gel. I think it was the Atlantic one, but I am not sure. After the gel dried I applied a few coats Tamiya clear blue, of which I just applied a few layers near the coast and more and more the deeper the water became.

Chan Li
Hey, a hard time survivor already, looks really came through ashes and ruins.

Curatorm
I DO LOVE IT!!!