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My first air brushing attempt as I mostly used rattle cans and hand paints on my ships. It now has a wash over it to dull it down and cargo added but I am afraid more dogs dodo than dogs dodas lol

Crikey mate, that's sensational. What kit is it ?
Is it a scratch or a conversion ?
How did you do the camo pattern ?

Yea that's brilliant looking, well done on the camo

Thanks guys, it's a asiatam conversion kit on a heng long panzer IV ( not much left of the panzer IV after cutting it has to be said lol) . It was spayed with a base coat , then green and brown were air brushed over. Afterwards lots of little round sticky circles were applied over the green/brown and sprayed over with the base coat again. It's really not that good honestly, but ok for a first attempt I suppose.

Michael

Glasgowtanker wrote:Thanks guys, it's a asiatam conversion kit on a heng long panzer IV ( not much left of the panzer IV after cutting it has to be said lol) . It was spayed with a base coat , then green and brown were air brushed over. Afterwards lots of little round sticky circles were applied over the green/brown and sprayed over with the base coat again. It's really not that good honestly, but ok for a first attempt I suppose.

Michael

Brilliant Baldric
What a hell of a smart way to achieve that pattern.
I bet we see a few other examples done a similar way.
If my Jadgtiger was ready for paint, it would have that technique done to get the disc camo.
Must have looked hilarious covered in sticky dots before the paint !!