Enough about politics, though. It's something a paper kosmonaut can't change. Let's get on with more earthy business, a stuck Sno-Cat over a menacing crevasse.
I have redone the bodywork. I did some interior work in the cargo compartment to give it a bit more of a used appearance and I joined the whole thing together. The front pontoons also were added to the machine. I started work on the rear set of pontoons as this is posted.
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| Some shelves and a map on the wall. |
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| Something to look at inside the cargo compartment. |
It is nearing completion but I still have to do some tedious repetitive work..
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Note the drive shaft I added. It pivots along with the pontoon suspension.
And I think it definitely adds to its realism. |
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| Open door, as is seen in the picture I want to recreate. The lighter upholstery might be somewhat besides the truth but it sure looks good and gives the door some more depth. |
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| The windows nicely fogged up. An unwanted nasty side effect of Cyano Acrylic glue one usually wants to avoid when glueing transparent pieces. This time it's exactly why I used it to glue the windows. I even added more! |
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| Another view of the forward drive train |
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| Awaiting the rear set of pontoons and a hasty sketch of what is next. |
Next entry will be the finished diorama! - I hope...
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