KTO Rosomak

[Adam Durrant]

Nice

[Philipp Gross]

Brilliant painting! It really comes to life now

Philipp

[Olivier Carneau]

Thank you. I must say I'm pleased with the Hataka paints. It looks like the Polish tones are close to the actual ones.

[Olivier Carneau]

Small progress on the vehicle with the beginning of the weathering. I applied a dark brown pinwash. The AM antenna is superb. It has a resin base and a brass turned antenna from Master Models.
I have another one with a tilt system but it does not suit the vehicle in the kit. Some Rosomak have a large square box at the rear right corner of the hull where the tilted antenna is fixed.

[Olivier Carneau]

After a travel through dusty terrain, here is the beast!





I still have to open the doors and hatches and add more pigments of different shades to break the monotony of the current dust coat.

[Olivier Carneau]

I consider this one done. Except the driver hatch which inside is too much simplified all the other hatches have been opened to see the interior.
More dust and dried mud have been added to the running gear.

[Philipp Gross]

Fantastic result!

I don't suppose anyone is making modern Polish infantry to give it a sense of scale?

Philipp

[Olivier Carneau]

Fantastic result!

I don't suppose anyone is making modern Polish infantry to give it a sense of scale?

Philipp

Thank you Philipp. To my knowledge one crew in resin is available but no dismounted soldiers. You can consider it is the same size as the Boxer.

[Adam Durrant]

Nice work Olivier, it certainly is a monster!

[Bryan Krueger]

That turned out really nice!