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I am a bit late to the party, so sorry Paul. My take?........Tamiya flats are always great to spray and I never use a primer [except on my latest T-72BA - I thought i would see what all the biz is about]. After the base coat is down, as well as cammo colors I flat clear the lot with either...

Love the WWI-era Mk. I tank. ;)

Very nice Duke - excellent!:good:

U-190 3D printed resin CT set arrived today. Very nice and very smooth, high quality print. These photos are their promo pics. I will get some of my own photos as soon as I have a chance.

Just a brief update on this - I have heard nothing from them since they sent me a couple of products as compensation. They said they were interested in using my artwork for some puzzles etc but I have heard nothing - no follow-up with me at all. Exactly what I expected. 'Give the guy something...

Hey James, do you have a reference photo that grabbed you?

Excelllent colors - its really hitting the mark on colors. :tens: Don't forget to add shadows at the end so it 'pops' properly with those light shades. :)

Please start a post on this build as I would love to follow your progress. :)

Great to have you back Alex. Love the Lancs :dude::good:

Paul, the list is on the Silent Running, main page - U-BOAT BUILD LIST https://modelersalliance.org/threads/the-u-boat-build-list-april-10-2023-blog-update.155846/ I hear you on already to much to do - I am the same with my 1/16 kits at the moment. :rolleyes:

Hello again and welcome back to my 'fantasy sub book' list - hopefully it will get done. U-190 What a banger of a sub project and a really interesting version of the Type 9C/40. Launched on the 8th June 1942, it was a slotted style deck boat built by AG Wesser in Bremen. Over the course of...

Sorry Steve - short hijack:smack: - I have constant loud ringing in my ears from my time in the army with an M60 - I think it was worth it though :)

:popcorn :popcorn Yeah Baby! :vgood:

Looking good MP - love that wood grain color! :)

Looks fine mate, don't panic. :) Just noticed that your barrel had all the thermals intact and I just wanted to show you some options on melted parts as well as the colors the jackets go once heated. You are right some jackets stay intact and others melt. :good:

looking good now....:soldier

Welcome back Steve :vgood:

What a great job. I have heard of modellers using cork sheets to get the crack effects for simulated concrete but this is the first time I have seen it done - wonderful finish! ..........:tens: and yeah, think of all the detritis, rock, rubble and broken stuff you could have on the base to...

Rust coat looking spot on mate! Here are some more pics for you of knockouts, with a focus on the thermal barrel covers, as they melt and burn quite easily. I hope these help you with mods and colors. :Drinks::dude::ro::good:

I just have too much other stuff to get finished , including some shelf queens. :unsure::(:cry: