Panzer IV Project
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Thank you. Later tonight I’ll put on the rest of the parts. Not sure what rout I’ll go from here as far as weathering battle damage and so on
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Tonight I am going to add the details hand painted. Will post pics tomorrow lets hope for a steady hand
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Re: Panzer IV Project
Nice - first paint is always so fun!!
Be well,
Steve
Be well,
Steve
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Norton1 wrote:Nice - first paint is always so fun!!
Be well,
Steve
Yes sir
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So here is the lastest so far, My set up from last ight and this morning. I hand painted the details. Added the black again for the wheels and metalic silver and gray paint for the tools. Painted the commander, a bit difficult to paint the commander as well as pealing off the stickers the stickers were being stubborn. I also added some Tamiya weathering copper color to the exhaust and some shaved pensil lead on the muzzle break and around the fenders for some light dirt and gun powder effect. Also added some small chaines on the fron and back. May add some more accessories but I dont think I will add any battle damage like I did with my Tiger 1. What do you guys think my next move should be? im not sure what else.
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Sorry about that look up ^^^^^^^ I revised my postc.rainford73 wrote:Can't open your picturefoxtrotraptor wrote:
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Thank you sir, still got a long way to goc.rainford73 wrote:I like ityou are learning young grasshopper
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Mr Fox I like it, sometimes you just don't want to overwhelm the model with stowage and battle damage. Been there done that.
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.
Remember to have fun, and if you make a decision that you later want to change, simply change it.
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.
Remember to have fun, and if you make a decision that you later want to change, simply change it.
Tanks alot....