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I chose to do dust-effects using Tamiya Buff applied with the airbrush. First time for me to do it like that. Works very well!

As you can see here I also replaced the solid piece of plastic tracks at the front for separate pieces of track.

This is an absolutely magnificent looking panzer iv. I like your weathering techniques. They are top notch

This is really coming along great.

Thanks for all the kind words guys!


The rust pigments improved the exhaust, also started adding mud


AK Interactive Kursk Mud with some plaster added for volume


Looks like baby poo...


When dried it is lighter. Using an old tootbrush to blend it in helps a lot. This is 'before'.

Finishing touches... Pigments on the rear grills, some accessoires, etc.

Flag is cloth with lots of PVA (on the back), easy to mold/fold in a nice shape, just let it dry, it becomes rock hard.

Did you paint the flag yourself?

That is quite a nice flagspill the details....

silversurfer1947 wrote:Did you paint the flag yourself?

c.rainford73 wrote:That is quite a nice flagspill the details....

They are GREAT!
http://tankarmy.com/heng-long-tank/inde ... gs-c-83_91
And cheap!

Toothbrush is a good idea, I happen to have a similar product by mig, splashes dry earth or something, from the German vehicle weathering set. I like most products of that, but haven't found a way to use that properly. I guess it all comes down to mixing the different products. Do you have a picture after blending?

Soeren wrote:Do you have a picture after blending?

Here you go! One of the 'Final Result' pictures!



Yes I did brush most of the mud off!