HL Tiger one project start

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c.rainford73 wrote:Mr Raptor that really looks nice! The outline makes a big difference and once you tone it down with a wash it will really all come togetherImage I must admit I didn't think the outline would look the part on the early Tiger I but it worksImage
Thankl you Carl, I wasnt sure how that outline would come out either, I think I sitll need to touch up some of the brown camo. I could use some help with that I dot know how to do a wash or what is even requiered to do it. Ive seen it refrenced alot. It suppose to make the paint look worn?
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Son of a gun-ner wrote:Oh yes, get you DD, you've totally transformed her. Your outline has made such a big difference, well done you :clap:

I really rather like this.

Mick.
Thank you yeah im pretty happy with it. It was very plaine jane when I got it. Just a bit more and ill be 100 % done :thumbup:
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foxtrotraptor wrote:
Son of a gun-ner wrote:Oh yes, get you DD, you've totally transformed her. Your outline has made such a big difference, well done you :clap:

I really rather like this.

Mick.
Thank you yeah im pretty happy with it. It was very plaine jane when I got it. Just a bit more and ill be 100 % done Image
I'm afraid if you're anything like me once another idea comes up or something new is produced you are never really done..... Image

Sometimes these things just evolve slowly but surely and then again until finally finished
Tanks alot.... :wave:
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c.rainford73 wrote:
foxtrotraptor wrote:
Son of a gun-ner wrote:Oh yes, get you DD, you've totally transformed her. Your outline has made such a big difference, well done you :clap:

I really rather like this.

Mick.
Thank you yeah im pretty happy with it. It was very plaine jane when I got it. Just a bit more and ill be 100 % done Image
I'm afraid if you're anything like me once another idea comes up or something new is produced you are never really done..... Image

Sometimes these things just evolve slowly but surely and then again until finally finished
That is very true Im worried about that. Im still getting ideas lol
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Still debating if I should add any of the German cross decals I have from my other tanks, Also I forgot I need to repaint one of my commander figures and put him in a Tan color for the uniform. :wtf: so much to do
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Looks really good!

I'll ask a question out of pure curiosity....so looking for a mini history lesson...

Did the Germans hand paint their numbers on the tank like that? (I really don't know.)
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Tread Flintstone wrote:Looks really good!

I'll ask a question out of pure curiosity....so looking for a mini history lesson...

Did the Germans hand paint their numbers on the tank like that? (I really don't know.)
I don't think they did. I just don't have any decals to add yet. I think the ones in Africa used red numbers on the side so I would need something like that
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Son of a gun-ner wrote:
Tread Flintstone wrote:Looks really good!

I'll ask a question out of pure curiosity....so looking for a mini history lesson...

Did the Germans hand paint their numbers on the tank like that? (I really don't know.)
No, they used Tamiya transfers because heng long ones weren't good enough for the Germans. . . . .

I think they may have sometimes, but also used stencils, and painted out the stencil gaps.

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I'm loving the camo. Really looks great.

Take a look in the downloads section. There are some printable stencils, flags, maps and such. Might help you out. I've used printed flags on some of my tanks. Just print them on paper, then coat good with some clear flat, both sides. You can then use some thinned white glue and get them to drape over the surface.

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Son of a gun-ner wrote:Yeah, I have a past friend/acquaintance there, nice chap, Brad Bowman, met him a few times, I think the only gun he has is a speed trap one lol. Uses it when testing slot cars. He custom builds 64th scale tracks, like this one. . . .
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So, how you getting on with your camo detailing?

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Missed this one lol. Just need to touch up the brown, Ill do it today
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