pics of my dragon jagdpanther 1/35th

Gorgeous work, Duke; but honestly, the best thing you can do for your models is to get a proper background which compliments your paint and skill. That glaring white and red background is so distracting that it seriously detracts from your model.Yikes. It hurts my eyes!

Get some white posterboard, lean it up against a wall or something so you get a nice curve on bottom, place you model on it and photograph it. Your work is quite talented, and deserves a better presentation!

Again, a beautiful Jagdpanther!

My all-time favorite AFV, beautifully done!

Lovely build, and great paint job.

Very nicely done,

Great work... I dig the camo on the wheels! 

I like it, some neat detailing...cheers....Kenny

Nice work on the camo and finish on this one Duke. Agree with Eric re: the idlers and the tip about the inner road wheel rims.

Very nice Duke. I like the subtle weathering and everything seems to be right. A shame about the idler, but next time, I'd leave it unglued until you installed the tracks.

Note about the inner road-wheels: the rims on them should be metal, because the guide-horns rub on them.

Thanks very much for the comments fellas. I do plan to have it on a small base. I picked that nice piece of wood that's in one of the pics at michaels craft store. So if anyone is looking for decent precut cheap bases check them out. They're always by a target. Anyways I got another figure for it, just trying to get a good color for the uniform. Also some other clutter. I'm knee deep in my pz3 for the group build. I hope to get pics of it on here tomorrow. So this one I'm working on here and there for now.

Great job Duke,,,,   very nicely done!         Are you going to add [it] to a base or is it a stand-alone build?

 

Mostly             thanks for sharing

 

Bill

Nice work Duke,the camo looks good and the weathering

Very nice build. I love the camo on the guy

Alrighty guys, so I finally got to a computer and was able to get some pics up. She's the dragon late without zimm. She's oob with a dragon figure as well. I used acrylics from tamiya and vallejo. Mig pigments and filters. Oils for dot filtering. And future and microscale for decals. And model master acryl flat. Basically this is my first try at all these new weathering techniques. As well my first tri tone paint job. So I went light on everything. The kit itself was a dream. It really fell together as long as I paid attention. The only thing I messed up was not getting the rear idlers to match correctly. One track run is longer that the other. Any comments or suggestions are appreciated. Oh. And I'm rebuilding my reference library so I really can't comment on total accuracy of kit or even figure but heh it was still a blast to build.

Very nice work indeed!

I've got one of these in my stash I can't wait to build up.