Panther Help!

Howdy, Tanker 34! Welcome to the forums.
Well, you could spray the dark yellow basecoat on, then mask off a camo pattern with tape, silly putty, or any masking medium of your choice, and spray on your camo colors. It might be difficult to get soft edges with masking, but you certainly could create a hard-edged camo no problem.

I've never tried it myself, but I understand a good soft-edged effect can be achieved by applying a slightly raised mask (raised with rolled tape or silly putty) and spraying with the can at 90% angles to the masks.

It's worth a try!

Thanks-J-Hulk-I might try the Silly Putty technique. I saw that too in FSM. Tanker

Hiya Tanker 34.
I did a great paint job on a Panther A before I got my airbrush.
I sprayed a base cote of dark yellow with a can and put green & brown spots on with a cotton bud (I,m not sure but do you Americans call them "Q" tips) that I,d teased appart.
I,m sorry but I cant post any pics but it turned out great.
Cheers, LOZ.
ps Don,t forget not all German tanks had sprayed on paint jobs

theres some pictures of Panthers on the Panther groupe build thread of cammo that dont need an airbrush, they just need good masking

Welcome tanker34. Good luck on your panther. Post some pictures of it some time.
mark956

i forgot to say Welcome to the forums Tanker34

Welcome Tanker. You are welcome to join our Panther build (see Panther group build thread at top of armor forum). Hopefully you can share your work with us.

"It is well that war is so terrible, lest we grow too fond of it."-R.E.Lee

Welcome, Tanker.

Some of the late Panther G's had a splinter pattern of green and red-brown over dark yellow. Would be "relatively" easy to do with tape. And all the edges were straight and hard lined on the 1:1 Panthers.

Good luck;

Bill

Try finishing your panther in a brush painted scheme, such as this SS Wiking panther: