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Thanks Rob

back to the Vallejo colours I used on the Pz I then

Back to the spray booth and more experimentation

Regards

Steve H

Thanks Team

Here's the figure - not 70s I'm afraid -Masterbox from the Allied forces set.





Total prep time to carve out the bottom of the trousers, remove seams and prepare the head - approx 4 hours Shawn - I know how you feel. Figures Really slow you down.





Nice figure though - I'm imagining this is a war-time Aussie version of Woody

Thoughts turn to a base and it's going to be a small one to keep it all tight...





Vallejo MA Light Stone 61 having been sprayed on over hairspray





Light to moderate chipping to depict quite a well used desert vehicle







And my favourite bit - decals - which always bring the vehicle to life





Rob

The chipped paint on the wood looks excellent!

Nice work on the figure too!

Philipp

I'm with Philipp, the chipping of the paint looks great. Really realistic in how it has chipped/peeled.

The picture with the paint freaked me out a bit, the kit looks really small next to the paint and for a second I was thinking "Wait a minute, is this 72nd!? "

Matt

Very nice Rob,

Very Nice Indeed

It really does hold up well for a 70's kit,

great work on the chipping too, I am finding out, it is quite a "dark art"

Can't wait for the weathering and figure too

Very nice work

Steve H

Excellent Rob, most excellent. 4 hours to prepare the figure...Ouch! Maybe I'm not as ready to do a figure as I thought

Vincent

Beautifully done Rob!

I really like the Aussie driver, even if he's slightly off topic .



Best regards

Raoul G.Kunz

very inspiring work rob

Oh the memories. This was another one of my early armor kits. Your's is much better looking.

Thanks Fellas

Work ground to a halt. We had a CQC inspection at work - all hands to the pumps - solid work these last 2 weeks

But - nearly there....











Rob