First up a big thanks to all who have looked in ,thank you again for all your help and encouragement ,so some thoughts on this as I said nothing worth sleeping through on TV so pulled it from the stash a flea Bay cheepie about twelve quid if I recall so not much to lose if it never got off the ground(I suppose down the road would have been better wheels not wings). Regrets ,looking back as I started to enjoy it I wished I'd taken more care building it instead of just slapping /throwing it together ,on the other hand have really enjoyed the
airbrush work and detail/ weathering part weathering not probably not the best description as ive out grown the coverd in mud rusted out look i suppose i aim for something aged/ organic looking but anyway with your help along the way ive really enjoyed it ,truth be known i could probably spend a bit longer on it but hey it began to grind a bit so I'm calling a day on this one.
Apart from some mig pigments and the odd colour or two this is all ive ùsed
The russian greens weren't used as meant i just picked the two I liked the most ,plus being lazy there's four allsorted russian greens in one box ,I find the ammo stuff with the yellow tops very easy to use never had a problem with them I've got a few bottles of the 3G stuff but can't make up my mind ,air brush used was this sparmax one with a .3 needle these are great little tools fantastic value for the money its used more than my so called top of the range one ,the panel liner never lined panels I use it it in my own tin pot way to get the kind of worn/weathered /organic look I try for. From a personal perspective I enjoy monotone paint jobs the thing is to make them look what they are not just a blob of colour. Listen to me still full of enthusiasm not sure where next no tyres is a definite 35th or my beloved 72nd stay green or go grey ill think on it for a couple of days any way here she is
I'll put the rest of the pic's in the finished armour bit ,hope you've all enjoyed this little trip there will be another many thanks Dave.