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Heres some piccies of my re-done HL J/panther although not quite finished yet. First off i roughed up the gap between the armour plates with a small burr tool and a dremil.Milliput was then rolled and pressed into the gaps and weld lines added with a flat tool. The jacking block and tool handles had grain added and all badly fitting joins in the body filled and sanded. The model was then washed off with soapy detergent and primed with acrillic. Pre shading was airbrushed in using dark brown Tamiya acrillic and a thin mix of desert yellow drifted over the top allowing the shade to show through. Cammo was airbrushed with Tamiya and finally ambush spots added . A couple of light coats of valajo matt varnish was sprayed on to seal it all together, followed by several thin brown filters. Oil washes of lamp black and burnt sienna were added to add definition.The tracks were treated to washes of rusty brown colours and finished off with MIG pigments. Sprocked teeth were sprayed with metal cote, as were the tools and buffed up. I decided to leave weathering at that for now. I didn't realy fancy adding chips/scratches and loads of rust to this model this time and prefered a newly deployed tank. Allthough i might add a little mud and wot not yet. I,ve printed off some id numbers and national crosses onto frisket and intend to airbrush them onto the model, but haven't decided on what unit i,d like the tank to be yet. Please post any comment s

very well done.excellent job. Saxondog

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Aye..........lovely camo and wash..........would like to do what you have done!

Nic

Hi Nic
I like the amount of detail you put into your tank, " great work Mate ".
Gerwyn

Nice job, detail /paint excellent. Great work

On the jack block did you score the lines into the block then color then after base color black wash into the scored marks? The link I posted gives details of every unit that received Jagdpanther's.It's really a good site.

Nice!

great job with the paint , love the detail , the effect youve got on the c hooks is great
regards, ice

Excellent work, superb detail. all the best magmer

Thanks for the kind words fellas.
Saxon mate, the jack block was simply scribed with a pointed tool and just washed over with black and burnt sienna tube acrilics. I find these are workable like oils , but dry in mins as opposed to days.
Ice, i attempted to replicate the rough cast texture by bouncing a small burr tool at low speed over the surface, i find it works (in any scale) for mantlets and cast hulls etc as well.

Smurf