Man that's a busy turret. Looking good Terry
Thanks Bob! I took long enough! :laugh:
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Thanks Bob! I took long enough! :laugh:
Went home tonight and did some painting.
First I painted the whole thing black green.
Then did several rounds of shading with lighter shades of green. Working on the turret only.
Next came the first oil wash with Olive green.
I will work on the hull tomorrow or Thursday. Thanks for looking and comments are welcome.
Terry B)
First I painted the whole thing black green.
Then did several rounds of shading with lighter shades of green. Working on the turret only.
Next came the first oil wash with Olive green.
I will work on the hull tomorrow or Thursday. Thanks for looking and comments are welcome.
Terry B)
Thanks Luiz!
Love it!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Thanks Bob!
Thanks!
:evil: Thanks Phil!
Got some bench time the last couple of days. The hull has been shaded and the olive green wash applied. The details have been highlighted and a dry brush treatment done.
Next I sealed the model with some future and applied the decals.
I sealed the model again and now the weathering can begin. First I went over the model with a burnt sienna and raw umber oil wash. Next another dry brush of pale green. The first thing get weathered was the exhaust port. I used Model Master exhaust mixed with a little rust colored pastel powder. I then went over the tank adding some brown dirt to the cracks and crevices'. I did some weathering of the tracks as well.
I will seal the model again and do some more later. Thanks for looking and comments are welcome.
Terry B)
Next I sealed the model with some future and applied the decals.
I sealed the model again and now the weathering can begin. First I went over the model with a burnt sienna and raw umber oil wash. Next another dry brush of pale green. The first thing get weathered was the exhaust port. I used Model Master exhaust mixed with a little rust colored pastel powder. I then went over the tank adding some brown dirt to the cracks and crevices'. I did some weathering of the tracks as well.
I will seal the model again and do some more later. Thanks for looking and comments are welcome.
Terry B)