scottie3158
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John.
A cracking result on the cammo, bring on the weathering
A cracking result on the cammo, bring on the weathering
Steve.... Wow, and I'd just pm'd you on this !If you are going "flecky" mate these might help
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This is a 1/35 Spraying Stencil WWII German Camouflage for Sturmtiger which shows the shapes of the flecks you are after
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It will certainly be the DB's with this camo scheme. Dare I say it - even better than the discs
John,
Looking the dogs cahoonas
John, just catching up again, awesome stuff buddy.
Great scratchery etc, I wish I had time , patience and some of the skills you and other modellers on here have.
No need to be gentle mate - that is wonderful work. You have every right to be pleased. The fleck work has come out a real treat. Very impressive. The tracks are the ideal colour for street work. Good luck with all those workshop items. That should keep you out of trouble for a few days Well done my friend
Cheers Steve...... Think there might be a bit too much of the tools etc, can thin it down later.Hi John
Looks good all the clutter of a maintenance scenario
Nice work on the flecks too.
Getting there John
regards
Steve H
Jim......... Glad you approve ! might take some time on the next stage, so get comfortable.Great work so far John, can't wait to see her all done.
Cheers, Jim
Hi John, it's about time I chymed in after trying to balance atop the ladder at times minus Steve's help when he's locked up in his padded cell with meds from matron. Fernando though has been quite a hand hold propt up next to me on his ladder or Dutch dyke.
I must say the Sturm looks the cahoonas as Scottie would say with the wicked zim application and painted flecks. I would have thought of all people you would have knowned gravity makes things sag with age but the putty work held its ground. The engine is a mighty fine scratch...I'd swear you had two eyes on it. So far you're making tracks with the tracks.
The men have survived the operating table and are now in the make up room to be powdered. Looking forward to all the little trinkets that will festoon the build.
Great work for something that was booted out of a previous diorama and now gets a personal touch and helpful references from many fellow plastic stickers who keep cheering bring on the weathering. I hope the boisterous group don't knock both Fernando and me off our vantage point.
Cheers,
Richard
Top job JR, you've done a great job with that cammo.
Morning John,
Really impressed with that cammo....I’m gonna have to start taking lessons from you! Tracks looking very good too.
You should be extremely pleased with yourself!!
Si
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