Gary MacKenzie
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The weapon quality is a massive improvement over the original ones in the German Weapons Pack
Al's 1/35 Tamiya Sd.Kfz.251/1 Ausf.D
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Paint! dude your way up front with this one!
Looking great too!
Looking great too!
Jim R
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Great progress Alan. Not only have you been quite speedy but it is looking very good.
My normal pace is slower than continental drift. So yeah it's faster than normal lol
Rotbraun added. Might add some more after i've added the green. This is because the picture i've seen of the 12.SS.Pz Div one i am trying to depict is very heavily mottled with very little Dunkelgelb showing through.
I'll also paint the wheels later
I'll also paint the wheels later
Blimey,
That's some speedy, recent progress Alan.
Like the look of this one a lot so far !!
Andy
That's some speedy, recent progress Alan.
Like the look of this one a lot so far !!
Andy
Looking rather nice Al.
scottie3158
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Alan, very tidy paint job mate.
Dunkelgrun added. What i enjoy about this type of painting is that it wouldn't be masked. It was all done free hand and therefore susceptible to overspray. I'm sure old Hans didn't care too much if he went over another colour.
scottie3158
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excellent work.
I like that a lot. Really good work Alan. Much more fun than aircraft Camo….
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IMHO, that’s a mistake a lot of modellers make: trying to do this camouflage too neatly and artistically. German AFVs in France before 6 June 1944 were often sprayed pretty neatly (because they were essentially on garrison duty, so lots of time and plenty of Feldwebels with nothing better to do than see if things are done correctly), but afterward … as long as it’s camouflaged, we’re good.
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What a lovely job Al, sorry late to this interesting build
