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Just home this weekend from a very long stretch at work so I had some time to finally rest, see the family and do some tank work.

Finally sorted the SD card issue with my computer so the IBU is tested and ready to go. For now the Clark tk60 board will remain. Been studying for some time a proper paint scheme for this beast, of course it's a paper panzer, and part of the fictional 1946 campaigns. The red oxide primer will remain on the road wheels. I decided to go with a light coat of armour sand and a mix of panzer green and interior green from testors.

I wanted to make the green stand out and the lighter shade of interior green, not used by me until this piece makes it work for me.

Much more to do, chipping filters and washes will be added as time allows.

Thanks for looking in!

Yes, this is great looking. Maybe you can do a video of it running asap.

Thank you very much.

Smart work - looks an odd tank but the camo works really well!

Thanks Adam, still thinking about some things to make it remain different but not to overdo it.

Looks fantastic Carl!

tomhugill wrote:Looks fantastic Carl!

thank you Tom I appreciate it I'm now contemplating adding some rings for the octopus style camo if anybody's got some tricks on how to apply the Rings I would greatly appreciate it

Good morning, Carl!
Paint rings? Just get your self a stiff section of automotive type coolant hose. Cut to length to fit in your hand then dip in the paint of your choice and apply your rings.
regards,
Painless

PainlessWolf wrote:Good morning, Carl!
Paint rings? Just get your self a stiff section of automotive type coolant hose. Cut to length to fit in your hand then dip in the paint of your choice and apply your rings.
regards,
Painless

I like thatI was going to consider painting them freehand, but even I know that would be

How about red/brown diagonal lines like this?

Skip to the end and turn the music down

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AAWZWzfabkc