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subfixer Very nice! I also thought it was a 1/35 until I saw the quarter. And an excellent 1/35 at that.
Very nice! I also thought it was a 1/35 until I saw the quarter. And an excellent 1/35 at that.
Thanks!
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disastermaster That's an awesome looking little critter.......
That's an awesome looking little critter.......
Thanks!!
RX7850 How's about posting that Panzer III T. I'm sure it's as good as the rest of your builds.
How's about posting that Panzer III T. I'm sure it's as good as the rest of your builds.
I'll have to take some better pictures.
RX7850 Another nice piece of work T. Do you thing you will be doing more in this scale. Would also like to see more on your technique so get that WIP started.
Another nice piece of work T. Do you thing you will be doing more in this scale. Would also like to see more on your technique so get that WIP started.
I do one or two of these a year. I finished a Panzer III about a month ago.
Terry
Rob Gronovius Very nicely done. If I'm not mistaken, it looks like the Dragon kit to me, but much better than mine turned out. The 105mm is one of my more favored versions of the Sherman.
Very nicely done. If I'm not mistaken, it looks like the Dragon kit to me, but much better than mine turned out. The 105mm is one of my more favored versions of the Sherman.
Yes it is the Dragon kit. Very nice!
Another nice piece of work T. Do you think you will be doing more in this scale. Would also like to see more on your technique so get that WIP started.
New Hampshire I too was deceived into thinking it was larger scale! First thoughts were "well, not too bad, tastefully done" and then I got to the last pic and realized it was 1/72 and was blown away to think of all the weathering detail you even managed to get into the little braille scale!
I too was deceived into thinking it was larger scale! First thoughts were "well, not too bad, tastefully done" and then I got to the last pic and realized it was 1/72 and was blown away to think of all the weathering detail you even managed to get into the little braille scale!
Thank you for the kind words! It was done as a painting exercise so I never really went as far I would normally go to finish the model.
TomZ2 Let us now conjugate the adjective (to be) “obsessive”:I’m painstakingly thorough.You’re a fussbutt.He/she/it’s anal retentive.
Let us now conjugate the adjective (to be) “obsessive”:I’m painstakingly thorough.You’re a fussbutt.He/she/it’s anal retentive.
Yep that's me.
JohanT Hi MrT, The result you have achived is very convincing indeed, regardless the scale :) Please tell about your technique? Thank you for sharing and please keep them comming! Very Best Regards Johan
Hi MrT,
The result you have achived is very convincing indeed, regardless the scale :)
Please tell about your technique?
Thank you for sharing and please keep them comming!
Very Best Regards
Johan
Oh my! It would be better if I could show you. I use some color modulation , washes, pigments, and dry brushing. I tell you what I will start a WIP of a Sherman I have that is ready to paint.
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Gamera Yeah I thought you had a 1/35th M4 there- super work!
Yeah I thought you had a 1/35th M4 there- super work!
Thanks a lot!!
M1 A1 A2 Tanker Same. I was going to comment about the co-ax machine gun not looking drilled out, but in this scale forget about it! Excellent work.
Same. I was going to comment about the co-ax machine gun not looking drilled out, but in this scale forget about it! Excellent work.
OOPS!!! I'll have to get that drilled out.
Jester75 Thats a big dang quarter you got there!! I thought this was 35th till I got to the last pic, nice!!
Thats a big dang quarter you got there!! I thought this was 35th till I got to the last pic, nice!!
Yep I keep that big quarter around so folks are not so hard on my models. lol
Thanks
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Eric
I did this Sherman a while back. I added some wire handles and little more weathering than usual. Comments are welcome.
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