dazzjazz

Thanks for the encouragement everyone.

I've applied some pigments/binder and that seems to have done the trick. Will post pictures when it dries.

Given I've used Flory washes and now the pigments, should I be sealing with a final dull coat? I'm inclined to say yes...

 

No, just handle it carefully or at a minimum,spraying dull coat will diminish the pigments,not needed.

Very nice! 

Looks fine to me!  Some people are stuck on "not enough rust"! 

Gary

Hello!

Lookin' nice! The Germans made Hetzers on those 38 chassis, didn't they?

As for the muffler - I think if you took some rusty paint (like a mix of gun metal and brown for example. Or orange - that works as light coloured rust, too. Best both) and applied it with a sponge, that would probably do the trick.

Thanks for sharing and have a nice day

Paweł

Thanks for the encouragement everyone.

I've applied some pigments/binder and that seems to have done the trick. Will post pictures when it dries.

Given I've used Flory washes and now the pigments, should I be sealing with a final dull coat? I'm inclined to say yes...

Very nice job Dazz. I also agree on the exhaust/muffler

If I should ever build a tank again, I could only hope it might come out 25% as nice as this one.

Great job on this 38T, dazz. I do have to agree with Tojo, about a little texture on that external muffler. Especially since the rest of this light tank is excellently weathered. All in all a great job.

dazzjazz

Actually, that's a good idea. Should I use a light application of pigments to do that?

 

to add texture,I sometimes brush some liquid cement on it and before it dries stipple it up a little,or a little Mr Surfacer 500 and the same process.I guess if you dont have those,then as was mentioned,you can build up some pigments on it for texture.

That looks pretty darn good. Nice work! 

I'll agree with Tojo though. Pigments should do the trick. 'Stucco' paint from a art supply store and a little dry-brushing with a lighter shade of 'rust' should work too. Again, it's one of those things you have to fiddle around with until you get something that works for you. 

Actually, that's a good idea. Should I use a light application of pigments to do that?

Nice build and nice job on the weathering,the only thing I can suggest is since the muffler is so prominent perhaps some texture on it to rough it up a little,but thats it,only my