Nice work, I really like it. I don't think you over did the wash, and also I don't think you need chips. (not my style either but I'm starting to get into it.)

NEWS FLASH......Tigerman finishes his latest build......Now things are really bad......

Bill does a mid week update...... S&P downgrades the US credit rating.....Tigerman completes a build......what will we see next!!!

Nice build. I think it looks fine, the wash looks great.

Who knows.....next we will see Doog doing ScFi.....OMG I need some rest

Rounds Complete!!

Hey Eric old friend : )

thats one beautiful Tiger !  ... congrats on the build and congrats on the great feeling 

of completion !  the camo job looks top class!

best regards

tread

Great build Tiger, looks just right. The wash is just right. I do like a little bit of chipping, depending on the vehicle. I think none at all works with this.

Tigerman,You always have something encouraging to say to others,but I don't think I ever caught any of your work !! This one looks real good,washes were very effective not overdone,the weathering is just right also.Nice JT

Anthony

Beautiful work there Eric!

As I replied in the G.B. thread, just beautiful work Eric.

Terry.

Very nice work on the JT Eric! And congrats on getting one across the finish line, definitely one to be proud of!

redleg12

NEWS FLASH......Tigerman finishes his latest build......Now things are really bad......

Bill does a mid week update...... S&P downgrades the US credit rating.....Tigerman completes a build......what will we see next!!!

Nice build. I think it looks fine, the wash looks great.

Who knows.....next we will see Doog doing ScFi.....OMG I need some rest

Rounds Complete!!

This could be a couple of signs of the Apocalypse.

Thanks everyone for the generous feedback. I'm quite happy overall and hopefully learned something from this build. I tried out a few washes that I think worked well in the schemes of things.

Anthony, thanks kindly man. I guess I'm a bit of a cheerleader. i do try to encourage and help if possible. I haven't shared anything in so long I felt almost embarrassed. So glad to move on from this build though.

Thanks JDice! One of these days I will go all out. I was really happy with the camo and have really shied away from drybrushing most of the hull anymore, so I decided to attack it with different washes. I might have put one too many burnt sienna washes on it. It came out a little more tannish then it looked. I wanted to keep a portion of the DY. Oh well.

What I need to do is take notes when I spot an effect I like, such as chipping. Then I could refer to it and not go "hmmm, how should I do that?"

I think we all have a style. We may try to incorporate other's work, but in the end, it still looks like something all our own.

Great job Eric! The camo, and washes look perfect. Nice job on the cleaning rods too!

Nate

tigerman

Anthony, thanks kindly man. I guess I'm a bit of a cheerleader.

No need to tell us you like to dress up like a cheerleader... that's your business and we still are your friend.

LOL! Like I posted in your GB, beatufiful kitty. 

redleg12

 

Who knows.....next we will see Doog doing ScFi.....OMG I need some rest

Rounds Complete!!

I finished this about two years ago after an extensive correction/rebuild of this AMT Space 1999 Eagle.

Tigerman -- I love the Jagtiger, and your model looks pretty good. What I would suggest is to try to do a light drybrushing of light tan over it. The finish is really subdued--could that be what you're seeing when you say that you think that you "overdid" the one wash"--but a DB'ing of tan would make the details pop and really provide some depth to it.

Go easy on it, and you'll see a big change in the impact of the model's finish.

VERY nicely done Eric......    Super job.

Not overdone at all.....     looks great!!

Mostly                  Thanks for sharing

Bill

the doog

 

redleg12:

 

 

Who knows.....next we will see Doog doing ScFi.....OMG I need some rest

Rounds Complete!!

 

Ha ha, I guess you missed this one, Mike!

 

I finished this about two years ago after an extensive correction/rebuild of this AMT Space 1999 Eagle.

Tigerman -- I love the Jagtiger, and your model looks pretty good. What I would suggest is to try to do a light drybrushing of light tan over it. The finish is really subdued--could that be what you're seeing when you say that you think that you "overdid" the one wash"--but a DB'ing of tan would make the details pop and really provide some depth to it.

Go easy on it, and you'll see a big change in the impact of the model's finish.

Sweet job on the Eagle from Space 1999. I loved that show.

Thanks too for the pointer. I used to be a drybrusher and not a washer. I just need to trust myself and let go. Like I said earlier, I need to record some notes on my favorite methods of weathering. I was looking for that article Part 2 of your hetzer and I didn't get it. My subscription ran out. Erghhh.

Bill, thanks for the nice words. Your builds are always an inspiration to me. 

tigerman

 

 

 

Sweet job on the Eagle from Space 1999. I loved that show.

Thanks too for the pointer. I used to be a drybrusher and not a washer. I just need to trust myself and let go. Like I said earlier, I need to record some notes on my favorite methods of weathering. I was looking for that article Part 2 of your hetzer and I didn't get it. My subscription ran out. Erghhh.

Bill, thanks for the nice words. Your builds are always an inspiration to me. 

Hey, just to let you know, I think that Finescale is having a 30% off sale on back issues this week? (month??)

That Hetzer article was published in Dec '08/Jan '09 issues--two parts, so the one you'd be looking for would be the January 2009 issue. You should be able to get it for close to a regular issue price?

the doog

 

tigerman:

 

 

 

 

Sweet job on the Eagle from Space 1999. I loved that show.

Thanks too for the pointer. I used to be a drybrusher and not a washer. I just need to trust myself and let go. Like I said earlier, I need to record some notes on my favorite methods of weathering. I was looking for that article Part 2 of your hetzer and I didn't get it. My subscription ran out. Erghhh.

Bill, thanks for the nice words. Your builds are always an inspiration to me. 

 

Thanks for the nice words, Eric! I do appreciate that!

 

Hey, just to let you know, I think that Finescale is having a 30% off sale on back issues this week? (month??)

That Hetzer article was published in Dec '08/Jan '09 issues--two parts, so the one you'd be looking for would be the January 2009 issue. You should be able to get it for close to a regular issue price?

Thanks Karl, I saw that and am thinking of picking it up.

Yes, you most definitely did!

A good lookin' build is always worth waiting for.

Now, how long until the next one?

disastermaster

Yes, you most definitely did!

A good lookin' build is always worth waiting for.

Now, how long until the next one?

 

 

 

 

Thank you good sir.

It depends if I like the job on my Pz IV or might hold off until th  e next GB.

Hey it only took me 2 years since my last completed build. LOL

Very nice build, Eric. Regarding chipping: everything was new at one point in time, and the transition from new to well-used is a process. Any model is a portrayal of something at a particular point in time, right?

Hey Tigerman, it was worth the wait! Lovely build. You really captured the brutal look of this gigantic vehicle.

I haven't gotten the whole 'chipping' thing down either and am hesitant to try it. Still I suppose if you wanted to you could do a little on the skirts and if you don't like it cover it up with dust or mud

Gamera

Hey Tigerman, it was worth the wait! Lovely build. You really captured the brutal look of this gigantic vehicle.

I haven't gotten the whole 'chipping' thing down either and am hesitant to try it. Still I suppose if you wanted to you could do a little on the skirts and if you don't like it cover it up with dust or mud

I think the JT is indicative of my style. I like it used, but not abused. I admire others that beat the snot out of their armor builds, but that is their style. The good thing about us all, is that we're individuals, therefore we model in our own unique style. No two are exactly alike.

Yes, I could and still might chip it. Perhaps a little practice on my Jagdpanzer mule before I take a chance on the JT. It took me how many years just to put washes on my builds?

This gives me an idea to start a thread on chipping.

Thank you Gamera and RBaer for the nice words.

Bravo!

Thanks Rob. Good to see you again.

When are we going to get some more styrene eye-candy from you?

RBaer

Very nice build, Eric. Regarding chipping: everything was new at one point in time, and the transition from new to well-used is a process. Any model is a portrayal of something at a particular point in time, right?

Exactly my point of view too Russ. 

A built model is just a depiction of a "moment in time", which basically means you can't know exactly how it looked from one day to the next.

Glad you brought that up.

Dang, I still got some loose chickens here......