In my opinion and honest friends it looked crap the camo was all wrong and the weathering rubbish so i thought i would see what i could do with a rinse clean and respray. Still got more work to do on it and it currently has a gloss coat over it.
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Ok a few more update photos, tank has now had an oil wash, chipping/rust effect and dust and finally a matt varnish. I, didn't have much choice on the unit number on this tiger and its a famous tank which research shows wouldn't have had the dots on it but never mind, after all its my model. Just got my commander to paint up and add some more stowage
Nice work, Paul !
ReplyDeleteI love the way it looks quite garish and bright sitting on the workbench, but really, really works under natural light among the greenery. Exactly what camouflage is supposed to do !
Hi Sean thanks for the comments. I have alot of light on my workbench which does show models in an unnatural way but shows up flaws in the finishes (which is what i use the light for), funnily enough i have just bought a mini photo booth so that should improve the quality of my photos. You cant beat natural light for taking pictures though
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