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That right there is a salubrious StuG IV Mr Soeren

The green is about right, the weathering is about right...........

I decided that rather than respray the green bits on mine, I would lighten them using a MIG 1507 Tan For Yellow Green filter and blend that into the rest.
Looks like dust, and can be easily covered or darkened by using MIG Wash 1000 brown for Dark Yellow.

Tonight, with "tank Club" coming up next Saturday, its "get the dirt on-never mind where" and the house pongs like solvent drying

Half a tank done with wash and pigment,
These Jagds are big canvases !!

Little bit closer!

Geez Herman that thing looks incredible you are an artist

c.rainford73 wrote:Geez Herman that thing looks incredible you are an artist

Thanks mate which type ?
Bullshit or Con !!??

jackalope wrote:Little bit closer!

Yep, trying not to rush but really want to take it along Ng to tank club next Saturday.
The rear deck plates will be getting blended asap & won't stay oxide

Ha ha the good one I think....

Herman those rear deck plates look excellent too!

Herman,
I think I said it earlier that you have made this Combo Build the match of any Torro Jagdtiger out there. The work shows and and shows wonderfully well. The only suggestion that I can offer is to get away from the gap toothed appearance with the fenders that is so popular with these vehicles. Be rare and run it with a full painted set. If not your bottle of suds. no biggie because it is still a stand out piece of late war Armor.
regards,
Painless

Wow. This is coming along nicely. The texture looks nice with the weathered paint on it