Panzer IV Project

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c.rainford73 wrote:Mr Fox I like it, sometimes you just don't want to overwhelm the model with stowage and battle damage. Been there done that. :crazy:

Not sure if you have any experience with washes, very thinned out paint that can accentuate the models fine details.

You can apply it around bolts and nuts and panel lines.

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Here is a photo shoot I did really quick with my Panzer IV along with my other tanks in my collection. @)
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Looking good Mr FoxImageThe Panzer IV looks really good well done :clap:
Tanks alot.... :wave:
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Ahh.....and so your project was to paint a Taigen/Heng Long Pz IV F2, then? I wondered. Looks like a fair finish you've applied there. Have you any other enhancements, refinements or upgrades in mind? :)
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43rdRecceReg wrote:Ahh.....and so your project was to paint a Taigen/Heng Long Pz IV F2, then? I wondered. Looks like a fair finish you've applied there. Have you any other enhancements, refinements or upgrades in mind? :)
Yes sir that was the last of my projects. I dont plan on doing anything else to the Panzer IV except adding side armor skirts. After that Ill be done. Maybe Ill get a Sherman and work on that one day. :crazy:
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foxtrotraptor wrote:Ok first step done

Air brush or rattle can ? Which did you use or was it both? Lol :clap:
But it’s a dry heat!
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Ragnar wrote:
foxtrotraptor wrote:Ok first step done

Air brush or rattle can ? Which did you use or was it both? Lol :clap:
Rattle can sir, I dont have the skill to use a air brush :crazy: I know I would mess up if I use the Air brush. :lolno:
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Great looking finish using a rattle can,I’m more used to my air brush,problem with that is setting everything up up and getting it adjusted just right! :crazy:
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:-< :thumbdown: ahhh crap!
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Many thanks guys, here are better angles of the P IV




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