Gamera

Nice work! And the mud looks good and goopy. 

 

Bish

You have done a nice job on this, on the right base that muddy look will work great.

Some good suggestions from Phil as well.

 

Phil_H

Nice job on this old beast of a kit.

Just a couple of things.

The stacked cylinders on the right side are air cleaners and wouldn't be rusted up like that.

The rounded box-like object beside the muffler is the muffler for the auxiliary generator and would probably be a little more rusted.

 

1943Mike

You're welcome Len.

Looks like it's been in some deep mud for sure! I like what you've done. Looking forward to the finished diorama/base.

 

Nice work! And the mud looks good and goopy. 

You have done a nice job on this, on the right base that muddy look will work great.

Some good suggestions from Phil as well.

You're welcome Len.

Looks like it's been in some deep mud for sure! I like what you've done. Looking forward to the finished diorama/base.

Nice job on this old beast of a kit.

Just a couple of things.

The stacked cylinders on the right side are air cleaners and wouldn't be rusted up like that.

The rounded box-like object beside the muffler is the muffler for the auxiliary generator and would probably be a little more rusted.

troublemaker66

I used the 2nd, simplified method and it seems to work. I think my problem was that I wasn`t in "camera roll" when I tried earlier. Thanks for helping me out!!

 

Thanks again Mike! I want to tweak a few things on the weathering, then spray it with matte varnish or Testor`s Dull Coat. The mud is applied a bit heavily but I plan on making a muddy Bocage/Normandy base for it. Thanks for looking and putting up with my posting pic`s fiasco!

Len,

See here:

http://cs.finescale.com/fsm/feedback_help_and_testing/f/43/t/173158.aspx

I hope this helps.

Thats what i am useing. Fortunatly i switched a couple of months before PB changed its policy. It was getting impossable to use anyway.

Len, afraid you will have to find another hosting site, unless you wnat to pay the PB ransom of 400 bucks a year.