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Modelling Workshop: Leman Russ Battle Tank

February 2007·pp. 72–79

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Careful subassembly and small alterations personalise the classic tank kit while retaining moving weapons and an opening commander’s hatch. Brass-wire hooks, irregular track spacing, reinforced vision ports and sculpted welds add credible mechanical detail. A two-colour masked camouflage scheme then receives company markings, transfers and selective wear, turning basic assembly into a complete battlefield vehicle project.

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