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The man who loved rust and blue! Outstanding work my friend! Excellent!

Hello again! The old Tamiya kit ... just for fun (a weekend work). Some extra detailing to get a little more realistic appearance to the basic kit (from 70´s)... Eduard PE set and weld lines from Lion Roar, spare parts form other kits.... still some putty, sanding and polishing work missing...

Re: UPDATE: Trumpeter 1/35 M1130 Command Stryker Nice work! ... this is one of my favourite vehicles and you really made a nice kit!.

Re: Semovente M41 75/18 Wow Wow Wow ..... you´re oil´s Master! You make magic with them. I love the vehicle, but, for me, the canvas and most of all, the sandbags are absolutely incredible for me. How did you make them? Epoxy? Duro? from any company? Excellent and Forza Juventus! :laugh:

Where have I seen that red primer before? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: You can be VERY proud of your work. I really love the overall final look of your Jabo-hunter. Your red primer color is very nice. The hull is very nicely weathered. I just miss some (dark) dirt all over the turret. In my...

Many thanks my friends! Now, I´ll return with my long time ago abandoned LVT project! See you soon!

Amazing! :)

Such an excellent work! ... I´ve been for several minutes looking to your kit and I always find new details, new textures ... absolutely stunning. For me, your best kit to date

Those washes really did their work, congratulations! Now, no fear! ... let´s weather it!

Yes ... yes yes ... YOU DID IT! You managed to make a really atractive and striking B1. I love a lot of things in your kit ... the tracks, the vertical fadding, the general weathering (dark apearance) .... May be one of the best B1 I´ve seen lately!

Well ... many thanks for your opinions, and now ... time to finish this one! Many thanks for looking!

This is getting to the end .... hope that I´ll finish it this weekend. Chalk simulated using a white pencil. Numerals, with acrylic white paint. Next step, heavy weathering (grease, dust, dirt, oil) .... Thanks for looking!

Outstanding work! Can´t take my eyes away!

I made this little gun some time ago ... a nice kit!. And that shield is a nice surface to get a nice time painting it with several weathering techniques!

That´s what I call a nice work! I love the mud in the lower part and the colors you used to make the camo ... excellent!

What can I say about this Sherman? I love it because in this one the contrast between the rusted and painted parts is vivid and for me, incredibely atractive. The yellowish parts really makes the diference. My admiration

Many thanks my friends! Rick, I´m just a little ... :gogo :silly: ... crazy? :laugh: A friend of my has baptized this tank as the "Tron-tiger" :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Next step, chipping and filters. Many many thanks for looking!

Just a quick update Base color was too redish to my taste... next step, chipping Thanks for looking!

Jknaus, Sharkmouth, Kreighshoer, Many thanks for your opinions! ... I´ll post some progress soon! Hope you like it once finished! Rick: Regarding your question: First, I applied a pre-shadow all around the vehicle. Sorry but I have no picture of it. But the result is similar to this one...

Re: Scrap Heap Cuban M4A3E8 A Cuban Shermi! ... such interesting! Nice step by step .. Í will follow this post with great interest! Thanks for sharing with us.