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Raminator wrote:

HERMAN BIX wrote:Going to call it lads.
Its all about the MG crew really, thats what the picture was all about, more than the tank.
Happy to have had the opportunity to do a destroyed tank, of any sort, and I'm pretty happy with the final result, no 'MIG J' but near enough for this kid.

Chucked a metal tow cable on it just to add a bit.

That came out really nicely Herman, it'll be a great setting for the figures. The tank blends seamlessly with the environment, it looks like it's been sitting there rusting quietly. Well done!

Jussek wrote:http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g64/P ... ingrad.jpg

Cool picture there Jussek, the aerial recognition markings on the T-34 are interesting. Can we be expecting to see this at the Panzodrom?

Jussek wrote:

Raminator wrote:

HERMAN BIX wrote:Going to call it lads.
Its all about the MG crew really, thats what the picture was all about, more than the tank.
Happy to have had the opportunity to do a destroyed tank, of any sort, and I'm pretty happy with the final result, no 'MIG J' but near enough for this kid.

Chucked a metal tow cable on it just to add a bit.

That came out really nicely Herman, it'll be a great setting for the figures. The tank blends seamlessly with the environment, it looks like it's been sitting there rusting quietly. Well done!

Jussek wrote:http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g64/P ... ingrad.jpg

Cool picture there Jussek, the aerial recognition markings on the T-34 are interesting. Can we be expecting to see this at the Panzodrom?

nope mate, we do not plan this, I will left this work for the expert... can you hear me Herman?

Soeren wrote:Nice finish Mr Bix. Can you take a few outside shots when its not too bright, colors seem to look best then.