The M1A2 System Enhancement Package (SEP) is a successor to the M1A2. It is also an upgrade package for the older Abrams tanks. It has improved armor protection, improved system components, improved computer components, and some other improvements. First upgraded tank was delivered in 1999.
Nice pieces of resin and metal kits from Khursasan but very fecking fiddly to put the top pieces together but still a nice piece of kit!
Some green stuff and stowage from the bits box to jazz them up even further.......
They look superb...and effective, good luck to your ennemies!
ReplyDeleteNice one Phil!
DeleteGreat looking armour Fran!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander!
Deletewow, they rock in a good way!
ReplyDeleteThanks Duff!
DeleteWooow ! really beatiful brush work! big PLUS!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal!
DeleteThey look great. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of one of those.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate it Mark!
DeleteExcellent work, Fran!
ReplyDeleteCheers for that!
DeleteI always think tanks look better with stowage.!
ReplyDeleteExcellent additions to the defence of the mighty Franonia. Good work ol' boy!
Thanks old boy!
DeleteNice job, my General. Hail Franonia!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay, Hail Franonia!
DeleteGreat job, Fran!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you old lad!
DeleteNice work, Francis, suitably forbidding.
ReplyDeleteCheers FMB!
DeleteWhat a great combination of brushwork and additional 'bits' - these dolook the business.
ReplyDeleteCheers Jim!
DeleteJim ?
DeleteI'm blaming spellcheck Joe!
DeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Victor!
DeleteVery nice indeed, they are going to pack a bit of a punch.
ReplyDeleteCheers Michael!
DeleteNice job on the weathering Fran. The stowage you added really does add a lot to them. You did a great job on painting that as well. Looks nice and dirty.
ReplyDelete....or a description of me!
DeleteYou dirty, dirty boy :0)
DeleteLOL!
DeleteNice looking vehicles.
ReplyDeleteCheers Lee!
DeleteExcellent
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin!
Deletecan you hide in it from the missus?
ReplyDeleteAfraid not!
DeleteGreat job indeed, they sure look ready to roll
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat!
DeleteGreat work Fran. They look well used but still ready to kick some ass!
ReplyDeleteAppreciate that Rod!
DeleteReally great work Fran!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Cheers for that Christopher!
DeleteGreat job Fran
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul!
DeleteSome serious looking hardware Fran, good work!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you sir!
DeleteI didn't even think about all the trouble of putting it together before you paint. Now that takes patience.
ReplyDeleteCan be a pain!
DeleteGreat paint job on these Fran. They look sufficiently 'banged up'. Putting those fuckers together is the main reason I dont paint armor that much.
ReplyDeleteI'm alright if they're a decent piece of kit but some companies extract the urine!
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks cailin!
DeleteYou have more patience than me...
ReplyDeleteStop it now......
DeleteReally good work, Fran!
ReplyDeleteCheers Stefan!
DeleteGreat looking modern armor, Fran. I saw on Ray's blog the lovely Moors you also painted.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate that Dean!
DeleteMmmmmm....Armour...
ReplyDeleteExcellent job Fran. The fiddly was worth it.
Cheers Paul!
DeleteI bet those pieces were a pain to put together, so tiny! Looks great though!
ReplyDeleteThanks Elsie!
DeleteStunning work Fran! Really like how you did the details!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
Cheers Peter!
DeleteThey look great!
ReplyDeletePS: Yes on the cinnamon and peanut butter for me. Oh my yum.
So wrong, cheers Ivy!
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DeleteBut oh so right. lolol. No lie, I'm headed offline to have one now. Only this time, with lekvar (prune jam) and peanut butter.
Stop it now!
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DeleteI mean it :D
DeleteGreat work Fran! The stowage really brings the vehicle alive. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Fran! The stowage really brings the vehicle alive. Well done.
ReplyDeleteCheers Curt!
DeleteBloody gorgeous tanks sir, the stowage and whatnot definitely makes the difference, beautifully painted too
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