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Let's go for the other side of the turret:
Not only flames but but smoke streaks too are all around the turret:

c.rainford73 wrote:Just incredible work. If I didn't know I'd assume it was full scale and a real fire!

Thanks, well that's the idea, just getting something realistic. I'm working on the smoke effect too by putting 2 smokes units together allowing the smoke to come out from the turret and the engine deck.

Still some more work done on it, mainly little parts, they are even taking more time than the hull and turret.

I made some more rust streaks on the left side using AK rust streaks and Abt.502 thinner.
On the right side, I used some Maskol for the peeling paint effect.
Here the right side of the upper hull is painted and weathered, you can see also the products I used to weather it.

I placed some of the wheels to be check the damage suspension effect too before I'll start with the burned wheels.
The top of the front armour is also painted, including the impacts, followed by a light weathering.

Now let's work on the sprocket, the exhaust cover, protection,schürzen and air filters:

Fist the damaged one:

Here are the air filters, exhaust cover and lower exhaust protection:

The first of the left side schürzen:

Time to start putting things together:

Fantastic work mate ... looks great

The mere fact that the effects look exceptional close up demonstrates your amazing talent, this is amazing stuff.

Certainly is one for the ages

Magnificent "destruction".

Your recreation of the burned and damaged effects is quite realistic, BRAVO!!

Barry

Great work looks very cool


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Skill involved in this wreck is great to see. Great work