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I'm thinking it looks good in green... what kind of markings are you going for?

ALPHA

CH,
It does look good in green! Round up some Model Masters 'Bomber Green' and give it a dusting then add a light coat of Model Masters 'Medium Green' and you will have a very close approximation of Soviet 'Protective Green' ;o)
regards,
Painless

P.S. As Alpha said, what 'slogan' from the period are you going to use?

And thin it with Diesel & apply it with a yard broom
Some of the machines I have seen looks like they tipped green colouring into the casting mould !!
I will go so far as to say the yellow undercoat gives interesting modulation to the green as I can see in my pics.
An unexpected bonus mate, keep going !!

that's about it not doing any more to it roughly based on the one in bovington the mrs got arrested for trying to steal it .......wot wot ......

Me thinks it screams for white wall tires

Carpe Diem Sire Canned

ALPHA

and an angled ramp to pose proudly on !!

well you would never guess things change ....wot wot ...... .....spot the difference?

numbers gone and some battle damage ?

nice looking tank !

"in the moods" mudguard boxes are now located !!
Nice work on the subtle details Mr Canned.

CH,
Very nice job on the battle damage and the added realism. ;o) It really is a great looking T-34.
regards,
Painless