stug (Tamiya, 1/35)

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Vajled

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Ok... paralel work on this baby :smiling3:

Step by step following faq books and video... grey primer is on, next black and white primers for panels highlight

Cheers

Roman
 
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Vajled

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Done... black and white primer shading and panel highlight

painting in basic color

:smiling3:
 
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Vajled

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with lighter tone I pointed out pins, door hinge...

and green camo is on

Cheers

Roman
 
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Vajled

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little progres...

I had so mutch trouble with vallejo acrilic wash :sad:

at the end I was done wash with MIG wash
 
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Vajled

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step by step and chipping is on... mybe little to much, but I'm sadisfied with result and learning ... :smiling3:

Cheers

Roman
 
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mobear

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beautiful weathering Roman,looks like you studied this effect and put it to your stug,very authentic

mobear
 
geegad

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superb chipping buddy love the hull red colour
 
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Vajled

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I just love this 2 guys... Was working on Stug and listening them :smiling3:

[video=youtube;XleaVcy4he8]

 
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Brilliant weathering!

I don't think there is a set scenario for weathering, it all depends on individual circumstances the subject may have encountered.

On another forum I was told I had over done my weathering, and it would never have been allowed to get that bad in real life.

I posted the pictures of an actual Boote after intense use, and my weathering was miniscule (no pun intended) in comparison.

Nah-nah -na -nah -nah! Thumb to nose!

Gregg
 
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Sky Raider

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Nice work Roman. Coming along well. Like the music video also very clever.

Andy
 
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