....looks good with the figures on it.... nice... i can sense a dio in the making B)

R those Lion Roar PE? I'm thinking of getting the Eduard PE's..... hmm..... the price tag ar...... :wacko:

see this movie clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-mYxJA_V_8&feature=related

Wuichong, i know this is huge..but can take a pic with a 10 dollar bill next to it ar...? :P

ArmoredFiend:
I will post it with RM 10 here when i am free. Thanks for your viewing.

i read somewhere in internet, when in firing position, the suspension of Karl will have to be lowered (return roller almost touching roadwheel).

The dragon kit depicts the Karl in transport position.

Holly Cow man..!! Longer than that Tiger including its turret..! Darn....!! Couldnt wait to see your dio bro..!!! Got sketch on the dio to show..? *drool*

Yeah. From the photo with the Tiger, I think the suspensions and tracks looks weird, even for transport. If I'm not mistaken, the road wheels are quite close to the Idlers and the sprockets can almost touch the ground wan.

yes, i think if u want to do the karl in a firing position, better get the trumpy kit :)

Morsel Karl in firing position

Funny DML release a Morser in transport position but no rail carriers

I don't understand, why the bullet loader will touch with the turret when the turret turn up and down, the real thing is like this or the kit problem???

I am confusing now........

JUST DONE A GREEN CAMO

afaik, The Morser needs to place the barrel horizonally when loading. After that the loader tray will back off and start cranking the barrel to the angle of fire.

Must have been difficult to crank this huge barrel.

http://picasaweb.google.com/leewuichong/Dr...5MorserKarlLoki

My Latest LOKI, Please give me comment.

More Picture From Here

http://picasaweb.google.com/leewuichong/Dr...feat=directlink



Waiting for tools to apply on the HOLES.

It looks absolutely great, except that the road wheels part looks like cleaner than the hull.

Back to the firing position topic, I'm actually quite confused also. Some reference says that having the drive sprocket up is actually the firing position. But since that your model is actually at it's loading stage, so... either firing or transport position also make sense. :D

The camo scheme looks real. Loki was captured by the US near the Rhine river, when Loki was transported there in the plan to blow up the Remagen Bridge. The photo of the captured Loki (I saw it in book, can't find the photo online) actually had it's engine hull blown up, dunno whether from enemy fire or blown by the crew itself. That reference photo wore the same camo pattern as your model.

Great job on the Loki, I always loved models that has a good story behind it to tell about.

I wish some plastic model companies would release a kit of it's transport carrier. :ph43r:

Nice camo
just too much brush strokes... ^_^

Ah How:

I like someone like you to point on my mistake!!! Thanks dude!!! I will correct those minor error!!!

I am happy to hear my friend good comment to let me improve. Come on more suggestions.

About brush stroke, any sample to correct me?

the ratio of thinner to paint is important bos, brush stroke appears when there is too little thinner in your wash.

90% thinner + 10% paint, will get you a very fine tint. what you need is tinted thinner, not diluted paints.
when you apply them, apply it wet on the whole kit , banjir bos, once dried ,apply again. try to work with different shades on different section of the kit, this will break down the dull one tone wash.

ah how, flylice80 and ari:

thanks for your deepest explaination and tips for me, i really happy to learn more from you all. Thanks again for your suggestion+commnets. I am appreciate with the commnets. Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks again!!!