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Glad to see you back at this because the results are amazing!! Your oil paint work really makes the base colors pop.

Fantastic work.

Vincent,

You could try hand painting it, or hand painting the edges and AB the rest.

Vincent Power wrote: ↑16 May 2023, 02:12 Great finish as always Bryan.

Vincent

Thanks Vincent. The battlefield photos from Ukraine were a weathering inspiration.

Love these pre-zimm stugs. Great subject and nice build.

This KV-1 1940 has now morphed into a KV-6 Flame Thrower. http://www.maschinenkrueger.com/joomla4/images/kv1_1/20230514/kv-1_05.jpg http://www.maschinenkrueger.com/joomla4/images/kv1_1/20230514/kv-1_06.jpg http://www.maschinenkrueger.com/joomla4/images/kv1_1/20230514/kv-1_07.jpg http://www.maschinen...

Finished the PzIII4. I want to say it was a fun project but it was not. Lots of struggles with the PE and the figure needed a ton of cleanup from pin holes. But it does result in a very unique model. 8-) http://www.maschinenkrueger.com/joomla4/images/pz3n/20230507/pz34_06.jpg http://www.maschinenkru...

Phillipp, For reference this is what the basic kit looks like. Lots of seam lines, poor alignment, poor fit and limited mobility. halk.jpg And these custom fan designs are what my build it based on . dorv007.jpeg There is a whole line of these kits. The anime series was kinda dull so it never took o...

Thanks.

I'm at a loss what to paint it right now, so this will sit while I work on other builds.

Philipp Gross wrote: ↑04 May 2023, 21:50 I must admit it looks a lot less wrong than it should

Thanks!!

Getting closer to completion. The tracks are a set of Dragon winterketten trimmed down to clear the schurzen. With the heavier gun and turret, I thought wider tracks would help with ground pressure. There are a couple of photos of this having been done but not with schurzen. http://www.maschinenkrue...