armornut

   I can dig it. Unless I missed it maybe drybrush the high spots on the tracks, sand is an excellent abrasive. Also the guide teeth, I forget them to so no room to sqwak from me. All in all an awesome build and completion. Well done.

 

yes tracks do have highlights on the tracks, they're not really coming through on the photographs. Thanks. 

Nice Mk IV ausf F2? Your weathering is very, very good. I especially like your water jerry cans.

   I can dig it. Unless I missed it maybe drybrush the high spots on the tracks, sand is an excellent abrasive. Also the guide teeth, I forget them to so no room to sqwak from me. All in all an awesome build and completion. Well done.

Looks great to me! Really nice work on the weathering, she looks like veteren desert warrior!

Only thing I might add is if you're going to pose the hatches open is maybe stick a figure in there.

 Looks great, also really like the chipping youve done. Only thing I'd do would be a pin wash before chipping and weather the tracks more.

Many thanks for the kind comments everyone...will keep at it.

Looks quite the well-used Panzer to me. 

Just enough 'dings,' wear and weathering. Even in the brutal desert conditions, most German units...and the Panzer Korps tended to have as high a morale as any...worked hard to keep their kit in as well-maintained condition as circumstances would allow. Yours fits that bill admirably.

Great work!

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Thanks Bill, it's the Tamiya 1/35 German Tank Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. G 

Thanks Bill, it's the Tamiya 1/35 German Tank Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. G 

It looks great! Tamiya calls that an early "G" variant but most references identify it as an "F2".  Which kit is it?

Bill Morrison

dazzjazz,

Great looking Panzer IV!  I really like the chipping that you did.  Well done!

tjs

That looks very nice. Great weathering. Some dust and dirt effects is the only thing I would add, the work is excellent.

BK