So much details...looks amazing.

With the figures, it will just come to life. Like the zebra cammo also.

Nice job on brushing that. I dry brush before any thing else. I just do it for the base colour. You could also try giving it a thin coat of the base colour sprayed all over which help tie it together.

1.      Do you dry brush a tri color camo pattern in a lighter shade for each color or just the base color?

2.       Do you dry brush before or after the filter to tie the colors together?

 

 

 

 

Pawel- thanks for looking the camo and shadows are next on the to do list.

Bish-Thanks for looking and I am glade the Nuts and Bolts book is working out well. 

I was woundering where you had got to with this rob. Good to see it back and even better that your on the mend. She is coming along nicley.

Thanks for the suggestion on the Nuts and Bolts book, some relly nice stuf in there, going to be really useful.

Hello!

Good to see you working again!

Your model is lookin' good! I don't know what paint you're using, but I believe you could be able to pry the rocket launcher out with some caution. Now your model could use some shading or some camo to make it look even more interesting! Good luck with your build and have a nidce day

Paweł

Coming together nicley there Robert.

Yep, tipping over the glue is a regular thing for me. I had not done it in ages, but i returned to the old habit a few days ago. Lucykly the bottle was nearly empty and no damage done.

Glad to hear you were able to control the disaster. Spilt cement, been there, done that, got the T-shirt. 

Looking forward to more photos. 

Mikeym_us

I actually have the original Italeri boxing of this kit and am wondering what brand tracks you used? 

 

Gamera

I dunno if it's correct or not but very nice work there. 

 

Thanks Gamera always appretiate the encouragement.

Robert

I'm in favor of the paint job you did it actually should make it easier to see the interior detail versus a darker color. I actually have the original Italeri boxing of this kit and am wondering what brand tracks you used? 

I dunno if it's correct or not but very nice work there. 

Thanks Robert. I did not think about checking the Nuts and Bolts range, i like those. Which number is it, i'll have a look for that.

And thats a great help. Some times we can only do so much and with the info we have, we have to make a best guess. I often do that and if it turns out to be wrong, so be it, i will live with it. The interiour of mine will be hard to see because of the figures i am useing, but the red floor an dthe lighter sides do look god, right or not. I will probably do that myself.

And i forgot to add, i like the chipping as well. I am not a fan of over done chipping, but i think this looks very appropriate and well done. I will definaltly be useing your build for referance.

Edit: cancel my last on the book, found it, number 30. Thanks for the heads up.

tigerman

I hate to play devils advocate, but shouldn't the floor be dunkelgelb as well? 

 

Bish

Thats an interesting look. Where you did you find the info for this. I have been woundering if it should be the normal German AFV interiour colour of Dark Yellow. I have not been able to find much info on the vehicle.

 

Thats an interesting look. Where you did you find the info for this. I have been woundering if it should be the normal German AFV interiour colour of Dark Yellow. I have not been able to find much info on the vehicle.

I hate to play devils advocate, but shouldn't the floor be dunkelgelb as well? 

DUSTER

I'm with you, I like the colors.

 

^{mumble to self:  Do NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, DO NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, Do Not glue the steering wheel on yet,......... OOPS!--darn.....well next time}

 

Thanks Steve, Some time I find trying to get the right color is more challenging than the actual glueing of parts.

Robert

I'm with you, I like the colors.

^{mumble to self:  Do NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, DO NOT glue the steering wheel on yet, Do Not glue the steering wheel on yet,......... OOPS!--darn.....well next time}

She's lookin' good Rob! 

Moving along very nicely.

Thanks Eric

Very nice so far.