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Pictures of some armor kits that I built a few years ago. They are kind of dusty from sitting on the shelf. All kits are 1/35 and made by Tamiya expect the Whippet from Emhar. I believe the jagdtiger is the last piece of armor I’ve completed in three years.
WWI Whippet
Whiippet by GreyGhost88, on Flickr
Japanese Type 97 Late
Type97 by GreyGhost88, on Flickr
Jagdtiger Mid Production
Jagdtiger by GreyGhost88, on Flickr
Japanese Type 1 Field Gun Honi
SPG by GreyGhost88, on Flickr
Challenger MK.3
Challanger by GreyGhost88, on Flickr
I really like the color of the JagdTiger.A bit darker than we usually see.
Go back with that Whippet to the workbench! this tank screams for a bunch of mud and oily stains!
~kamil
Very nice,although a bit shiny.
Greg"Detailfreak"Rowley
[View:http://s172.photobucket.com/albums/w1/g-earl828/]
nice work like the pics.
Ron
TD4438 thanks. The camera or my photography skills kind of washed out the colors on the JagdTiger. Its not really that dark in person.
KFS-minatures you’re right the Whippett does need more mud and stains. Its going back on the bench.
detailfreak thanks, I had the flash on the camera so that explains them looking shiny. The Type 97 did turn out shiny for some reason even though its dull coated.
Thanks spadx111
Greysnake, nice jobs. A little to clean but.... If I may make a suggestion. Add some flat black to the inside of the barrels on your Japanese and perhaps your JagdTiger and Challenger vehicles.
Welcome to the forums. A nice little collection of armor you have.
You'll learn a lot about weathering and making your vehicles look more realistic here. You should brush up on some terms like pin washing, drybrushing, and washes in general. These would give a real dimension to your finishes. Right now they are a bit chromatically-flat.
SO are you back into building armor, or just a passing through?
GreySnake 001_1 by GreyGhost88, on Flickr After 002_1 by GreyGhost88, on Flickr The picture was taken about four days ago. Since then I've beaten up on the finish some more.
You're on your way then! Looks like you're going to learn exactly what you need to know!
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