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1/35 Tamiya Jagdtiger MiniArt building contruction
- Thread starter JSteinman
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Clint Carter
New member
Cool John' looking forward to your paint 
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Massive leap forward this weekend. Final shadows and highlights on the stonework, broken glass and chipped woodwork. Trim in final colors. Streaks added to interior walls. Iron work rusted and tarnish brass door handle completed I know does not look like that much work, but each stone has been highlighted and shadows twice!
Clint Carter
New member
Your lovely detail painting is starting to make this pop’ John, nicely done
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Beautiful work John. I love the highlights on the brickwork and the weathered woodwork is brilliant!
What do you think of the oilbrushes?
I have seen these advertised but not sure what the advantage is above a normal brush.
Ian.
What do you think of the oilbrushes?
I have seen these advertised but not sure what the advantage is above a normal brush.
Ian.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Thanks all!
Ian the only advantage is speed. Open the "eye liner" bottle and go, no soaking out the excess linseed oil, no too thick or too thin mixes. Just go!
JamesOLeary
Master at Arms
What James said and asked...
It is looking awesome. I have been wondering how the Mini-Art buildings look when built and painted. Might have to get a few as they look pretty good.
Cheers,
James (the other one)
It is looking awesome. I have been wondering how the Mini-Art buildings look when built and painted. Might have to get a few as they look pretty good.
Cheers,
James (the other one)
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
The composition is just awesome. Dramatic and forlorned. I really like this a lot.
Taking notes!
Taking notes!
JSteinman
Master at Arms
James printed on photo paper, and decoupaged onto the base.
jknaus
Administrator
Okay, didnt expect that but it makes sense. I'll have to try it one day. It certainly looks very impressive. Thanks
