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guhei wrote: Hi Chris,

Watch this build, it´s 1/35 but very interesting...
http://www.panther1944.de/community/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1903&start=0
there is also an answer what those pins are good for!(Page 5)

Gunnar

Hi Guhei

That is an interesting link that you have posted. Was the link translated from German into English ? If so, what translator engine did you use, because it seems very good 

Regards

STEINER 

Hi STEINER,

WWW.panther1944.de is a German forum. That posting was written in English from a guy in Belgium.

Regards,
Gunnar

this is the airbrush kit i got plus sprayed jp matt black now i have to practice with the airbrush and i got a new camera now im broke

Hi Chris,

Why did you paint the JP black?
What camera did you buy, I have a Canon PowerShot A580, a Canon Powershot A530 and a Canon PowerShot A60. A further Camera is a Pentax EI 200. I bought it when I was to Ireland in 2001...All cameras are still working.
My airbrush is a Güde "Profi" but I prefer my homemade airbrush from a refrigerator motor. All my ship models were airbrushed with that one.

Gunnar

hi gunnar
i painted it black because its supposed to highlight all the raised edges thats what i seen on another site will see what happens when i start to spray it i dont have the paint yet i was thinking of doing the jp tamiya dark yellow with dark green camo,  you have enough cameras must be into shooting photos mine is just a 10m pix praktica only got it 2 days ago

        chris

guhei wrote: Hi STEINER,

WWW.panther1944.de is a German forum. That posting was written in English from a guy in Belgium.

Regards,
Gunnar

Hi Gunnar

Well he did an excellent job translating that. Its a pity he could not rework the Babel fish translator engine. 

Regards

STEINER

hi have been away over to wales anyway i have used my airbrush for the first time, as you can see i used tamiya dark yellow xf60 also put some tools on the back of jp i also got some dark green and red brown.
am not finding it easy to use an airbrush have to practice some more


  chris

I think it looks great,you have done a smashing job.
It's great when you get that first bit of colour on your tank,it starts to bring it to life.
I'm relatively new to the airbrush way of things also,and it does seem quite daunting to start with.However the more I use it the more comfortable I have become with it.I need more practice though,but I feel I'm learning more all the time.

Steve.

The Jagdpanther is a difficult tank to paint using an airbrush due to the size of the upper hull panels.
But it looks like you've got your base coat spot on Chris, well done.

Cheers
John

An excellent job with your airbrush! You've given me hope for when I finally pick up one for the first time, lol.  Im very much looking forward to seeing your Jagdpanther finished.
Cheers,
Rik