BT-7 in sunflowers

[Gopher]

Hello everybody!

I've decided to finish all my old and assembled models.

One of them - Tamiya BT-7 model 1935 I've assembled and primed few years ago.




Few days ago I saw a photo of BT-7 and T-26 in sunflowers and decided to to do a small vignette.
Here's a reference photo.




Now I'm soldering Aber sunflowers.
It seems, that I need to solder about 40-45 sunflowers. Brrrr....

Feel free to comment.

[Gopher]

Some offtop.
Where is everybody?
It seems that on PA left not more than a few dozens of "old" planeteers.
Can someone explain to me what happened?

[chumpo]

Sometimes it's a couple of days before you run into another person in the empty halls . But don't despair they are out there wandering also .

[schlichtr]

I don't envy you at all but look forward to seeing it when done.

Roy

[Gopher]

Chumpo, i hope so.
Roy, thanks.

Some soldering progress

[schlichtr]

Wow those look cool. Better than I thought. I wonder if the thin wire stalk can hold the weight over time without drooping.

Roy

[Gopher]

Thanks Roy!
On one of my vignettes I've already used aber sunflowers. Two years without drooping.

[mike walsh]

Nice work Andrey,

the sunflowers look good, although 40 to 45 flowers will be a challenge .I admire your persistence.

Look forward to seeing more.

Michael

[armor fiend]

I have that pic, and it's why I bought a t-26. But sunflowers at that scale are so expensive.