Ok time for the arms. First up the photo of the sprus being used.

Can't believe the amount of parts included in these kits, a lot more than I would have expected.... All looking good and making great progress....

Regards

Alan

Yeah they vary depending on the kit. I have one that after building the right leg I skipped the left because it was so parts intensive. Did everything else but never got back to the leg. It's next on list to finish.

Next part of the right arm assembly. Some more decals applied.

Here is the right shoulder shield assembly. I finished building it but now I need to decal it. The decals that go on the shield are rub ons. While not my first kit with these, it will be the first time I actually used them. So that will be then next update when I get the nerve to do this haha.

Oh and post #500 for me.

So yeah, I was super nervous about doing this. First time trying it and didn't want to mess it up. Ended up being easy and turning out nice. I would have liked the wolf head to be a bit more to the left but not gonna worry about it.

Basically just cut out the decal. Taped it in place and used a penny to run it on. Just carefully lifted it in case it didn't all rub off correctly. Only thing I would do different is very a small pair of siccors to cut the out with. Your supposed to use a hobby knife but I am not stready enough for that.

Since it wasn't a nice day to paint I decided to work more on this one. As with the left leg is the same as the right side except shoulder. So I built arm without step by step photos. This is just the shoulder and arm part. This assembly was destined to fail. First I got in a rush and ended up throwing out a piece for one of the fingers. So this had only has four fingers. Not a bjg deal really and not noticble at first glance. Then the shoulder armor has water slide decals. Didn't think this would be a problem a do have done plenty of them in the past. This was a three part decal and the two blue stripe parts were big and didnt want to lay down over the curves of the shoulder. I have since learned that there is a special chemical for water slides that will help them lay down and conform to curves. I think I will purchase some of that for the next time I do these decals. So basically the two parts of the stripe are ruined and the only part I could get on was the wolf head. It's not bad looking it really wish I had the stripe. I included a photo so you can see what it was supposed to look like.

Now for the machine gun.

Looking great Joel.The level of detail in these kits is really cool.

Carl

And now for the last weapon. This is the prototype bazooka. Uses same center part with different from and rear barrels. This is the version I will be keeping for this model.