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And quick as a flash, its looking like a tank
It never ceases to amaze me how a project can just , advance, by a simple base coat.
Have you decided on the cam yet ?...............

Superb Carl,

This is not an easy kit and it will be a beauty.

From what I can see, all Pz 38(t) seems to have been in simple panzer grey color.

For some variation, what could be cool is a Girls und Panzer scheme.

Oh Good Grief !!
"The General" will be most enthralled by this !!

Tell me you will be putting on the Girl. Tell me you have the Girl!.....

Good stuff fellas I think I will do a grey and dunkelgelb variant that I researched online. During the summer months in Russia some were completely done in dunkelgelb...

What I do like is how the paint brings out all the details and the rivets and bolts on the hull.

Nice

Yes, that is right. Otherwise you would Need to have the gray so light, like it wouls most likely never have been.

Soeren wrote:Tell me you will be putting on the Girl. Tell me you have the Girl!.....

Not a bad idea....

Today I did a dry fit reassembly of the tracks road wheels return rollers and sprockets. I put a few coats of Tamiya NATO black for the road wheels tires. I plan on setting this panzer up in my display cabinet in my office until the balance of the parts needed arrive.

Although the barrel in the kit is aluminum it's only mounted for display purpose at this time. Ive still have to assemble the deck tools and photo etched brackets so that will be my next step.

Until next time.....

Carl,
Good afternoon! That is some of the cleanest paintwork I have ever seen on tank tires. Excellently done indeed, sir.
regards,
Painless

PainlessWolf wrote:Carl,
Good afternoon! That is some of the cleanest paintwork I have ever seen on tank tires. Excellently done indeed, sir.
regards,
Painless

Thank you Mr Painless trying to do my best to keep up with all the Exceptional painters on the forum I use a very old sable hair brush and go very carefully lol...