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Soon after repainting my Tokyo Marui Abrams, I decided it would look
more realistic with a bit of weathering. I envisioned the Abrams operating in a forest or grassy area, such as Germany etc.
Research indicated that unless the Abrams has traveled through heavy mud, weathering is limited to the running gear. Dust
from traveling cross-country is prevalent, and this often rides up the sides, and rear of the tank.
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| The co-axial machinegun aperature is solid, a concession to its red warning LED |
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| Compare this photo to the Abrams in the "Repainting" section |
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| The turret needs to be rotated to the left to remove its frequency crystal |
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| The circular marks resulted from the turret frequency crystal scraping the rear hull top |
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Gallery 2
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