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Hi guys, sorry for my absence of late but i have been away and then we have been without the internet for weeks. One thing good about not being online means i have actually done some modeling.
This one i started last year, I added anti aircraft screens which i doubled up as small arms shields and added wintertracks and widened brackets for side skirts. I chose to put on three skirts instead of four as i prefered the look.I have painted this in the AK Modulation set and finnished with washes and pigments. I really enjoyed painting this and thats what it should be all about ,Having fun.
Hot Dog!
A STAR IS BORN
You finally finished it and done an excellent job.I just love your style of painting.... Other than the area where the front glacis meets the lower hull, this is first rate!
welcome back Andy,great looking work
Cheers you guys , nice to be back. Steve that gap is because it was not glued down at that time for ease of finishing mate, if you look at pic five you will notice that it is sealed down with no gap
Andy
Great to see you beak and what a come back.....Fantastic.....I'm speachless
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Bodge Cheers you guys , nice to be back. Steve that gap is because it was not glued down at that time for ease of finishing mate, if you look at pic five you will notice that it is sealed down with no gap
Acknowledged,
I stand corrected.
A lot of diligence here.....
....love those tracks!
You've created a visually stunning piece of work here Andy...and good to see you back on the forums again as well! The added shields on the rear remind of drag flaps for some reason, can't really say why, but definitely add to the visual distinctiveness.
BP Models
Sweet! Doubleplusgood!!!
"I'd "I'd rather be historically accurate than politically correct."
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Love your latest project Andy. It's very appealing even in the monotone color. You're one of the top-notched weather builders and this project shows that.
Eric
Welcome back Andy! And what a treat it is for us! Outstanding work and craftmanship as usual.
-Stephen
Most barriers to your successes are man made. And most often you are the man who made them. -Frank Tyger
What is AK modulation?
Wow Andy, that looks awesome! The finish is stunning. Your build makes me want to try my hand at modulating an overall dunklegelb paint job. Really fine work!
Nate
Great work friend!. The weathering looks excellent!
Regards;Rodolfo
Current Project:
Figures from Dragon, "German 6th Army, Stalingrad 1942-1943", 1/35
Thanks a lot guys again.
Modelbuider AK modulation is a set of paints from the AK range that alows you to paint the model starting very dark in the shadows and working lighter and lighter to give you the effect of dark shadows and very light highlights. A bit like an oil painting.
Outstanding work bodge.
Hi Andy great to see you posting again, must say that that is one beautiful model, killer effect and finishing, a truly original piece.
Terry.
Marc
Great job!!
I bought the AK color modulation set a couple weeks ago and I'm going to try to use it for the first time later this fall.
WOW - looks awesome!
WIP:Trying to get my hobby stuff sorted - just moved and still unpacking.
"Gator, Green Catskill....Charlie On Time"
Very nice!
Apprentice rivet counter.
OUTSTANDING! I love the paint work. One of these days I will figure out how you pros do it.
13151015
Bodge, i know what you mean. I wan't able to get onlone tis week and i got loads done.
Love this build, i really like those screens at the back. This is the Trump kit, correct?
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On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
Yes Bish this is Trumpeter kit mate. cheers.Andy.
Nce interesting build,real nice job
well, you done a great job. I love seeing tehse paper panzers and getting ideas for paint jobs, as you can basically do what you like.
Soo....Beautiful
On the Bench: Nothing atm
Excellent work in detail friend!
Regards,Rodolfo
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