Nibelungenwerke Last Warrior

Love it! Very nice work all around on the Last Warrior Jose Luis!

And yesss ..... it´s time to finish this one. Just some oils and pigments to achieve the desired result (more or less ...)

Many thanks for your support! Any opinion or criticism will be highly apreciated

Regards

Really looking NICE

Man I tell ya I am really digging this build I think it looks awesome!

The chalk marks really provide some character to this build, definitely looking better and better with each update.

Many many thanks for your replies and comments!

Now, another step, chipping and chalk (made with a white pencil)... next step, a really heavy weathering with dust, oil, dirt, grease .....

Any opinion or criticism will be highly apreciated.

Regards and thank for looking

Keeping my eye on this one, your paint work is always inspiring!

Warrior's come out and play-ay "clink clink clink"

hehe

'Can you dig it!' ~ Cirus

Yes tigerman your quote is correct. I modified it to pun the threads title.

SuppressionFire

the warrior comes out to p-l-a-y'

Not sure if you will get the reference to a cult classic movie called 'the Warriors' Regardless looking excellent as always! Can't wait for the chipping and final Joseification of this build.

I noticed a lot of 1/48 scale builds, is that for a reason or just because the kits are new releases?

Jason

Great movie. I thought it was:  "Warriors, come out and pl-ay-ay".

Great looking paint job, I love those colors and the way you blended them together.

Tahnks for sharing

I'm liking where this is going!

Very nice Jose Luis, like where this one is heading and the backstory is perfect for what you've produced IMHO.

Jose as always your technique is an inspiration. I am at the point of the final paint on a Marder and think I iwll try the pre-shading.

Jason, is that the movie with the gang fighting their way back to the home turf?  Great flick.

the warrior comes out to p-l-a-y'

Not sure if you will get the reference to a cult classic movie called 'the Warriors' Regardless looking excellent as always! Can't wait for the chipping and final Joseification of this build.

I noticed a lot of 1/48 scale builds, is that for a reason or just because the kits are new releases?

Jason

Many thanks for your opinions

Regarding Bronto´s question: There are no pictures available of this vehicle. Regarding my bibliography, chasis 35083 to 35087 where quickly finished at the end of the war and developed to security and defence duties around the Nibelungenwerke factory. At least, 3 of them were equiped with a 88 mm  jagdpanther´s gun (without optics). The rest, were armed with the 128 mm Pak. So, my Jagdtiger is more or less, a sci fi vehicle as I´m supposing how this vehicle was quickly put into action (wheels form another vehicle, no tools, no engine grills...), because no picture is available. Room to imagination!

IBuild148.

ReRegarding the Jagdtiger paint. These are the steps applied before taking the picture:

- Pre-shadowing the hull with 90% black+10% red hull. No picture of this step on this vehicle, but will be similar to this one

- Base mix: A Red hull + red + yellow mix (to my taste), applied in a non uniform way all over the vehicle. All Tamiya colors using lacquer thinner.
- Some modulation using acylic paint to edges, hatches, rivets....

Some progress. I just added some orange (no matter if not a matt paint) and yellow from Tamiya to my taste.

Next step, chipping

Thanks for looking!

Jose,

Thanks for the BIO. I have a couple of these in the stash so I'll be watching yours as you progress.

What manufacturer color did you use for the base color?

Well, well, well... that just looks plain ol' SWEET and your photography skills certainly helps to make this 'shine'! I like the weathered plating...the streaking breaks up what would otherwise be too 'consistant' of a surface(s). I am looking forward to seeing this one finished up!

I will admit that is one of two of my favorite German WWII heavy metals. I was not aware that this is available in 1/48th and that just sweetens up the pot some as the 1/35th version would just take up too much display case room.

That's a beauty... thanks for posting!

That's very eye-catching. I like it.

Nice build so far!  My question is though - since you are building a specific vehicle, do the pictures of the just completed vehicle show that much staining / fading / weathering to the primer?

Looks really good!

Very nice Jose....          will be looking forward to the additional photos