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Hello, i wanted to show my super KV, which i have nicknamed "Alpha". Anyway, i wanted to show off its camouflage pattern, meant for snow. I call it Fraziercam, i named the camo pattern after Mount Frazier in California. I also drove the tank in some snow, the camo worked decently, The pictures doesnt do the camo justice.

I must say your whitewash has added a nice level of realism to your fictional KV-1. You have snapped some good pictures of it! Keep it up

That looks damn good!

c.rainford73 wrote:I must say your whitewash has added a nice level of realism to your fictional KV-1. You have snapped some good pictures of it! Keep it up

Thanks! Im going to a snowy area again soon, so i can take another bunch of pictures with this KV-1!

jackalope wrote:That looks damn good!

Thanks!. Any ideas for anything else i can add to this?

AshMann wrote:

jackalope wrote:That looks damn good!

Thanks!. Any ideas for anything else i can add to this?

Try spraying Ballistol on the tracks next time you go out in the snow, it'll keep the snow from sticking at all! It's environmental friendly and won't discolor even leather or wood. It's made for guns but works great on our tanks!

jackalope wrote:

AshMann wrote:

jackalope wrote:That looks damn good!

Thanks!. Any ideas for anything else i can add to this?

Try spraying Ballistol on the tracks next time you go out in the snow, it'll keep the snow from sticking at all! It's environmental friendly and won't discolor even leather or wood. It's made for guns but works great on our tanks!

Hmm.. I like how the snow sticks the to the tracks, it improves the look in my opinion, but ill see if ill do that

What is the variant of this KV tank? I don't remember seeing a KV tank with such a long barrel except here.

Nice work. Looks like it belongs in the snow.
Any sign of a Panther or Tiger stalking the KV ?

OOOOooooohhhhh, the white stuff is SNOW !!

Ive seen it on Discovery Channel