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Both of those look great, but I especially like that E-100. Excellent camo scheme!
Nate
Welcome back! Both look like they will provide excellent work-canvas for some weathering attention for sure.
BP Models
Love these two builds, a great looking job you have done. You can basically do what you want when it come to weathering with these, from leave as they are to making them look like production vehicles and beating the hell out of them. But i would go with whats been said and a pin wash, maybe a light all over oil wash.
I was thinking of doing somthing similar with my maus, and i think this has convinced me its a good idea. How where those kits to build, and did you add any extras.
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MAJ Mike Very nice! Wish I could've seen a step-by-step on the ambush camo scheme. Got a Maus in the stash. One day, one day!
Very nice! Wish I could've seen a step-by-step on the ambush camo scheme. Got a Maus in the stash. One day, one day!
Tomorrow is a day.
Eric
Thanks for taking a look and making some comments guys .
Tiger , good to be back again .
Tread , William ? Hampster ? Corned ? Hmmmmmmmmm ... oh yes i remember !
Mike , the hardest part of the kit for me was fiddleing with the tracks and the side skirts .I didnt do a wip on this , didnt have a digi camera at the time .
"I'd "I'd rather be historically accurate than politically correct."
"Sic gorgiamus allos subjectatos nunc!"
hey Shell..... super on the ambush !..... finish these beauties up!
tread (remember me?)
Great to see you back Shellback.
You have a couple of superb camo jobs. I really dig that E-100's ambush.
I concur they're clean, but perhaps a couple of pin washes and filters and you're good to go. I don't think I'd beat them to death, because like you said they're more or less prototypes. Have some fun or leave them be. You really can't go wrong either way.
I built and painted these two and then put them up on the shelf to collect dust a few years ago . The other day i pulled them down and decided they need some weathering . The base color on both is enamel and the camo colors are Tamiya .
I painted the Maus to roughly look like the pictures of it i had seen in black and white , probably too neatly done .
I went with a ambush patern on the E100 camo.
I'm not sure how much weathering to apply . The Maus was a prototype and the E100 was not completed . One thing is for sure ..they are both to clean now .
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