The figures add so much interest to your tank, making a kind of "instant diorama." I actually enjoy painting 1/16 figures, but faces always challenge me. No doubt you know the feeling.Pz IV early Winter 42/43
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Herr Dr. Professor
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Re: Pz IV early Winter 42/43
Ralph: my applause for the figures you have used on your PzKw IV! Did you use masking tape for the slings? Even when a figure comes with a sling on the rifle, it gets broken during its trip from China (usually) to Europe to the US. The figures add so much interest to your tank, making a kind of "instant diorama." I actually enjoy painting 1/16 figures, but faces always challenge me. No doubt you know the feeling.
The figures add so much interest to your tank, making a kind of "instant diorama." I actually enjoy painting 1/16 figures, but faces always challenge me. No doubt you know the feeling.-
Trora
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Re: Pz IV early Winter 42/43
Hello
I use Bleifolie drom Wine bottle for the Rifle belts , most of the time my Resin Parts are ok , not broken
, seems i am lucky
Yep the heads ot a figure is the hardest part to paint
Wish you a lucky hand
Regards Ralf
I use Bleifolie drom Wine bottle for the Rifle belts , most of the time my Resin Parts are ok , not broken
, seems i am lucky Yep the heads ot a figure is the hardest part to paint
Wish you a lucky hand
Regards Ralf
Would like to go home
