Seems a nice simple way to paint. One thing, the star on the rear deck should be in a circle. Standard for horizontal surfaces was the circled star, be it full circle or broken.
Thanks for info, you have any suggestions for sources where to look up where to put ww2 US markings on Western front tanks, and what kind of markings? Camouflages used on different models of US tanks on western front is also interesting
Awesome job mate. I've been considering picking this model up as my first since it's simple to assemble and painting it looks straight forward. I know it won't look anywhere near as soon as this though haha.
That's about the same amount of paint as two 15 mm tanks 😆 The bigger, the more detail to take care off, looks great and like it has been through hell.
Beautiful
Thank you!!🤗
thats awesome
Thank you!😀
Seems a nice simple way to paint.
One thing, the star on the rear deck should be in a circle.
Standard for horizontal surfaces was the circled star, be it full circle or broken.
Thanks for info, you have any suggestions for sources where to look up where to put ww2 US markings on Western front tanks, and what kind of markings? Camouflages used on different models of US tanks on western front is also interesting
Awesome job mate. I've been considering picking this model up as my first since it's simple to assemble and painting it looks straight forward. I know it won't look anywhere near as soon as this though haha.
Thanks a lot! Good choice, it is a simple but very complete model and easy to paint. It sure will look great!😉
That's about the same amount of paint as two 15 mm tanks 😆
The bigger, the more detail to take care off, looks great and like it has been through hell.
Thank you! 😃Detailing and weathering work best at this scale. In 15mm it is only insinuated, in 28mm each chip is better controlled.