1/87 Scale KV 1 just for fun

[Si Benson]

Outstanding work Rick...very impressive

 

[Mickc1440]

You've done a top job on this build Rick.

 

[Mini Me]

Thank you all, I actually surprised myself. I still have the final weathering, hope I don't
Botch that up. Cheers, Rick H.

 

[Steve Jones]

Outstanding work Rick. The extras make it stand out from the crowd. Looking forward to seeing how the weathering goes. Good luck

 

[Mini Me]

Cheers Mate.

 

[JR]

Rick .
Wow , certainly not not a toy anymore some great work to get to this stage .
Top marks .
John .

 

[Mini Me]

Thanks JR., I'll be starting the final bit of weathering in a couple of days...stay tuned. Rick H.

 

[RichardMo]

Very nice detail on such a small tank. I can't see 1/35 anymore so I don't know how you do it but keep it up
RICK

 

[Mini Me]

Thanks Rick, sometimes it takes a couple of trys before I get it right.

 

[Mini Me]

Here is a teaser of the finished model, look for more pics in completed armor section. Thanks to all who followed this build and for their support and compliments along the way. Cheers, Rick H.

 

[minitnkr]

Juuust right. PaulE

 

[Mini Me]

Thanks Bro! Rick H.

 

[MikeC]

Got it! Mocboc Knocking shop cheap rates for all !!!.......
Excellent work Rick, suggestion for your split wheels, how about a strip of black decal over the middle.
Cheers, Mike.

 

[Mini Me]

Interesting idea, worthy of consideration. Thanks Mike! Cheers, Rick H.

 

[Lee Drennen]

Looking good Rick very nice for this scale

 

[Mini Me]

Thanks Lee, the Mojo was running High! It all clicked just right.
Rick H.

 

[Steve Jones]

Very impressive Rick. Looking forward to seeing all the finished photos. The metal effect on the tracks - was it done with pencil or done with paints please?. Thanks in advance

 

[Lee Drennen]

I know the feeling I’m about ready to get back building been working on my O scale train layout catching it up.

 

[Allen Dewire]

No Rick,

Thank you for building it and doing a super job to boot Bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Mini Me]

Hi Steve, the tracks were first coated with a metalic metalizer called Rub n Buff. Then a black/brown/metalic wash was applied and allowed to dry. When dry the high spots were buffed off exposing the bright work underneath. In final weathering a black wash was applied to further darken and again buffed when dry. Finally I used dry pigments to dust over the tracks and again cleaned off the high spots and anything that needed further enhancing was hit with colored metallic pencils. Thanks Lee, Mojo still high I have already started my next build and will be posting soon. Allen, thanks Dude, means a lot. There are more pics. posted in the completed section. Cheers, Alles