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- Thread starter Tim A.
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Tim A.
Well-known member
Thanks everyone!
Pressure, what pressure? I was only holding my breath for the entire time it took to spray on the camo and didn't realize it till I was done :gogo EXHALE MAN! :laugh:
Chuck, If I was a kid again and had one of these in the backyard I can see myself in that lookout spying on the neighborhood all day long
It was a hectic evening at home and only managed to get the other side done. Will have to tackle the topside and turret a little differently.
Tim
Pressure, what pressure? I was only holding my breath for the entire time it took to spray on the camo and didn't realize it till I was done :gogo EXHALE MAN! :laugh:
Chuck, If I was a kid again and had one of these in the backyard I can see myself in that lookout spying on the neighborhood all day long
It was a hectic evening at home and only managed to get the other side done. Will have to tackle the topside and turret a little differently.
Tim
rob ferreira
Member
I'm really liking that hard edge camo. Very nice CM on the green.
Rob
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AndyFettes
Master at Arms
I agree great paintwork !!!!
Top Notch work
Top Notch work
Tim A.
Well-known member
Thanks all.
Hopefully will have the basic paint work done and markings on tomorrow. Then the real fun begins with the weathering.
Tom, it's all airbrush to this point. With different shades of browns & greens thinly applied in vertical passes just to get a head start on the streaking to come. I used low tack frisket film for the masks but this won't work for the rest as it does not have enough sticking power to lay flat on the various shapes which is key to getting a sharp line. I'll probably use silly putty.
Tim
Hopefully will have the basic paint work done and markings on tomorrow. Then the real fun begins with the weathering.
Tom, it's all airbrush to this point. With different shades of browns & greens thinly applied in vertical passes just to get a head start on the streaking to come. I used low tack frisket film for the masks but this won't work for the rest as it does not have enough sticking power to lay flat on the various shapes which is key to getting a sharp line. I'll probably use silly putty.
Tim
Tim A.
Well-known member
I was going to paint the markings but couldn't get to the HS for the letter transfers so decided to use the kit decals for the Nivernais II. They came out ok.
Playing with the basic weathering now. It's still all airbrush to this point and I'll start adding washes to this. Still a ways to go.
Tim
Playing with the basic weathering now. It's still all airbrush to this point and I'll start adding washes to this. Still a ways to go.
Tim
Beautiful work Tim. Even without weathering you've captured the look and feel of the tank. Very very nice
James
Outstanding paint job!!!
Cheers and thanks for sharing! B)
Fernao
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Oh you made it look even better. Keep it up!
You weathering with airbrush...hold up there Hoss...care to explain yourself?
