Trumpeter/Taigen hybrid T-34/76 (obr. 1942 model)
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Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Now we're getting somewhere!
Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Tamiya surface primers what I use on all my models.
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Cheers Tom, that sounds like next weekend's job then!
Spent the last few days finishing up those last few bits and pieces I mentioned earlier. First up was hiding some LEDs in the turret ventilator, since I blew up the IBU2's signal LED I'd hidden in the commander's periscope. These will have the advantage of being visible from 360°, too.
Spent the last few days finishing up those last few bits and pieces I mentioned earlier. First up was hiding some LEDs in the turret ventilator, since I blew up the IBU2's signal LED I'd hidden in the commander's periscope. These will have the advantage of being visible from 360°, too.
Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Amazing work. Everything is so well designed and it's all so neat
What type of speaker are you using in this one?
What type of speaker are you using in this one?
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Oh mines tidy on most days !!
Normally every Sunday night it gets a rearrange to align the planets!
Striking work Mr Raminator, highly organised and well executed
Just a side note, if you are to do a diorama, you will need another 15 of these sitting dishevelled and burnt out in front of a Tiger !!
Are you at the happy place with the detail or do you have more tricks up your sleeve
Normally every Sunday night it gets a rearrange to align the planets!
Striking work Mr Raminator, highly organised and well executed
Just a side note, if you are to do a diorama, you will need another 15 of these sitting dishevelled and burnt out in front of a Tiger !!
Are you at the happy place with the detail or do you have more tricks up your sleeve
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HL PZIV MALTA,MATORRO JAGDTIGER,HL F05 TIGER,TAMIYA KT,HL PANTHERDOZER,HL EARLY PANTHER G,TAIGEN/RAMINATOR T34/76,
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Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Thank you for the encouragement and praise guys, I appreciate it. Glad you like it!
Detail-wise, I can't think of much else I'd like to do. I'm always open to suggestions, though.
Probably not, I just sweep all the crap to one side when I'm taking photos.Kiaser wrote:I have to say Raminator your area is very tidy compared to HB's .
A little Visaton, might be the FRWS5 or something similar if memory serves.B_Man wrote:What type of speaker are you using in this one?
I'd have to convert the whole living room to do a slice of Kursk. As much as my wife is glad I'm getting back into a hobby, I don't know that she's that enthusiastic about it!HERMAN BIX wrote:Just a side note, if you are to do a diorama, you will need another 15 of these sitting dishevelled and burnt out in front of a Tiger !!
Are you at the happy place with the detail or do you have more tricks up your sleeve
Detail-wise, I can't think of much else I'd like to do. I'm always open to suggestions, though.
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Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Been a couple of slow weeks, managed to get everything primed in bits and pieces. I used Tamiya surface primer from a rattle can for the larger sections (hull and turret), but didn't much like the finish I got on the plastic; too grainy. The metal parts came up nicely though, so I went over the problem bits with diluted liquid surface primer through the airbrush while I was doing the smaller components.
To get some practice painting and weathering, I had a go at using some new techniques (new to me at least) on a little Cromwell that was a gift from my mother-in-law:
To get some practice painting and weathering, I had a go at using some new techniques (new to me at least) on a little Cromwell that was a gift from my mother-in-law:
Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Really like the look of this. Did you finish the painting?
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Not yet, but I'm getting there. Like everything up to this point, it's been slow going doing little bits and pieces after work.
Got the metal base coat down; a 50:50 mix of Tamiya X-10 gunmetal and XF-1 flat black. I wanted a dark, dull raw-steel look that will contrast strongly with the lighter 4BO when it comes to chipping.
Got the metal base coat down; a 50:50 mix of Tamiya X-10 gunmetal and XF-1 flat black. I wanted a dark, dull raw-steel look that will contrast strongly with the lighter 4BO when it comes to chipping.
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Re: T-34/76, Kursk 1943
Now that looks like its just been sandblasted & rolled out of the factory !Raminator wrote:Not yet, but I'm getting there. Like everything up to this point, it's been slow going doing little bits and pieces after work.
Got the metal base coat down; a 50:50 mix of Tamiya X-10 gunmetal and XF-1 flat black. I wanted a dark, dull raw-steel look that will contrast strongly with the lighter 4BO when it comes to chipping.I'm in the middle of giving the paint a few days to cure completely before hitting it with a clear coat and reassembling the tank in its entirety. After that I'll start painting the camouflage colour over hairspray, then on to weathering. Not much left now, and I'm already planning the next tank.
Nice prep work.
Good luck with the 4BO system, its not easy to get right so I found out.
HL JAGDPANTHER,HL TIGER 1,HL PzIII MUNITIONSCHLEPPER, HL KT OCTOPUS,HL PANTHER ZU-FUSS,HL STuG III,HL T34/85 BEDSPRING,
HL PZIV MALTA,MATORRO JAGDTIGER,HL F05 TIGER,TAMIYA KT,HL PANTHERDOZER,HL EARLY PANTHER G,TAIGEN/RAMINATOR T34/76,
HL AN-BRI-RAM SU-85
HL PZIV MALTA,MATORRO JAGDTIGER,HL F05 TIGER,TAMIYA KT,HL PANTHERDOZER,HL EARLY PANTHER G,TAIGEN/RAMINATOR T34/76,
HL AN-BRI-RAM SU-85