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So my JP ( acquired wery long ago ) Finally got a paint of coat




So for once, since I was able to air propperly in my 'cave' I thought I had a go at some tamiya+LT again.




For my personal taste it came out a little darks , so a few passes with ammo/ak paint to ligten it up a bit

and using a little bit of russian 'Shine' green from AMMO

The camo was made using paint D Gelb and Brown from the Ammo and AK set 'Late war colors



I also got a little start on the chipping



Hope you like it so fare, and stay tuned for updates later on

Yes! Nice work! I will be watching for more photos, and I am glad you posted these.

(Notice on the Mig paint box, its says "Contains Stirring Balls." I have a Mig set from about five years ago that says "Contains Stirling Balls." Somehow, read out loud, that seems rather funny in English.)

Great interpretation of this camo scheme, Mr. Max.

Just as a point of interest, did you spray a wide swath of DG and then go over the DG with the brown, or did you spray the brown and later apply the thin strips of DG?

Looking great and am following with interest.

Ralph

SCHWEREPANZER wrote:Great interpretation of this camo scheme, Mr. Max.

Just as a point of interest, did you spray a wide swath of DG and then go over the DG with the brown, or did you spray the brown and later apply the thin strips of DG?

Looking great and am following with interest.

Ralph

I did the DG stripes faint outlined and filled in with 2 different brown colors from the Ammo ( ore ak ) set. Then I went back with DG 'shine' and did a more outlined DG line with a 0,2mm A brush

I, for one, would never have thought that "a brush" could have created this soft effect. Excellent artistry at work here. Many thanks.

SCHWEREPANZER wrote:I, for one, would never have thought that "a brush" could have created this soft effect. Excellent artistry at work here. Many thanks.

Sorry I meant airbrush

Yesterday I did a filter



50/50



I like to apply with a big soft brush and then 'buff' it with a large dry brush just after

Painted the tools on the back to( the rest will be placed in one of the rear bins later )

I saw the photos on facebook, fantastic job! I subscribe