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Matt Parvis wrote: ↑20 Mar 2020, 19:28 In a time of such serious concerns, this thread is like a breath of fresh air!
Keep up the good work.
Matt

Hear here!

Absolutely well said Matt

Keep up the great work and not too many cocktails Raoul!

Regards

Steve H

[...] and not too many cocktails Raoul!

Hey! As far as I know as of Saturday I'm still working weekdays .
Though maybe a little French 75...


Best regards

Raoul G. Kunz

Phew... wow... that was way harder than I expected... let's hope the more weird parts will even out with ageing...




Even a man who has nothing can still offer his life.

Raoul G. Kunz

It blends in nicely with the clutter on your workbench

Great work...and lots of it.

The result is well worth your efforts Raoul. Great job.

Vincent

Superb paintwork Raoul

How did you do the black liner?

A sharpie?

I would be rightly ""well chuffed"" after all that AB work

Just super

Have fun with the weathering and chipping next

Regards

Steve H

Diary update due this evening

Thanks Adam, Vincent, Steve!

Steve - no sharpie, just the brush, chiefly because upon looking at a lot of photos of French tanks these lines come both in regular widths and irregular ones, so I didn't feel obliged to go through the extra effort to keep them overly clean - I will however still go ahead an copy another feature of some French camo and that is little "hooks" or semi circles in black extending from the line into the colour field, I think it looks like a comic style attempt to generate further suggestions of structure which isn't there (and I suppose that's the intent) and it looks really cool (primary consideration here, given the subject of the build ).


An open mind is like a fortress with its gates unbarred and unguarded.

Raoul G. Kunz

Here's the aforementioned additions, I think they turned out looking surprisingly nice, if I may say so in my unutterable arrogance and unspeakable vanity .






The graves of those who have given their lives in the name of the Emperor now outnumber the stars themselves

Raoul G. Kunz

That looks great!

Very cool. I just love how the camo came out.

Shawn