HI guys, this is the Revell 1/72 Challenger 1 built to represent a vehicle serving in KFOR.







Comments and criticism welcome!

Nice one Danny!...Though I don't have single modern armor, I do enjoy looking at them..Modern armor got more details to see.....Cannot start on them..Later got more storage problem...

Don't worry psyfool... they're at 1/72 scale. That's very small..

Anyway... what does KFOR stand for?
Very good Challenger 1 build Danny... weathering is kept at a minimal.. very much for modern day tanks that are well maintained. Did you use the MIG dust that you got and applied it over your tank??

Ike, KFOR? Not very sure...It's something to do with UN or NATO I think? Some kind of peace keeping force...What it stands for u need to ask Danny...Yeah, they're small but if I start one, it will go on and on and on...50 1/72 scale tanks still takes up a lot of space u know! :-)

hahaha... 50! That sure is a lot... maybe you can give some to me... hahaha... :-)

Hi guys, thanks for the comments

This little bugger fits onto your palm nicely. So it's really small and doesnt take up much space.

KFOR stands for kosovo force, UN deployed units to kosovo to help maintain peace and to stop the ethnic cleansing there.

I did not use pigment powders for this guy. I only use washes and filters.

Nice tank

enterin the S.I.K for campaign?...
nice tank btw..danny i muz give a thumbs up...it seems ur master of 1/72 man...haha...not many can get so small and achieve it...good work man...

Yeah... I have to agree with Danial... 1/72 are so small... my fingers can hardly get to the parts.




Danial... what does S.I.K stand for?

K.F.O.R mission. its a peacekeeping mission

there are 3 of them if im not wrong..all got to do with UN peacekeeping mission...
-SFOR
-IFOR
-KFOR
each has a meaning...dont ask me though...i donno nutz what it means..but it is under UN peacekeepin force...hope it helps...

Hi guys,

Thanks for the kind words. I really do not think i'm a 'master' in this, i'm still learning.

Thanks again guys.

Hi,

That's a nice piece of work, subtle weathering, but just enough to create a good finish. I thoroughly enjoy this!

Cheers!