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Marder III progress.
- Thread starter The Zod
- Start date
Marder III
That means no whitewash then?
That means no whitewash then?
Well good bench time right? 
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Wow, that went together fast! Way to go!
The Zod
Active member
I think it is one of the fastest kits I have built. Got the primer on today.
The Zod
Active member
Marder III turned out bad.
This is where I am at. My airbrush decided to go bad on me. Therefore,I could not spray the sand color on. In this case,Tamiya buff.
So I brush it on. Within one hour,I dip a brush in Tamiya thinner,and start to take some of the buff off. Lesson learned? Never try this with paint brushed on.
I am not happy with how this turned out at all. I am either going to get another Marder,and start over,or build something different for this campaign.
This is a StuG III I built. I airbrushed the white on. Then took some off it off. It seems if you brush the paint on vs airbrush,the brushed on paint is too thick.
This is where I am at. My airbrush decided to go bad on me. Therefore,I could not spray the sand color on. In this case,Tamiya buff.
So I brush it on. Within one hour,I dip a brush in Tamiya thinner,and start to take some of the buff off. Lesson learned? Never try this with paint brushed on.
I am not happy with how this turned out at all. I am either going to get another Marder,and start over,or build something different for this campaign.
This is a StuG III I built. I airbrushed the white on. Then took some off it off. It seems if you brush the paint on vs airbrush,the brushed on paint is too thick.
