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Bronco SU 152
- Thread starter Tony lee
- Start date
randy_ditton
Master at Arms
Hi Tony, Looking good here 
Good thing I divested myself from a certain after market metal track company's stock as I see their sales are taking a dive in the dumpster
randy
Good thing I divested myself from a certain after market metal track company's stock as I see their sales are taking a dive in the dumpster
randy
She's a Mean Green Machine
I painted it using the LifeColor Soviet WWII Army set.
Base coat: Dark Olive Green
Second coat: regular Olive Green
Third Coat: regular OG with two to three drops of LifeColor Light flesh
to create more paint fade.
James you ask about the chunk being out of the right fender.
Here's a shot from a better angle that shows the fender damage.
You can barely see those tie down loops but they're there anyway.
It's been a fine day in the Ozarks
Tony lee
I painted it using the LifeColor Soviet WWII Army set.
Base coat: Dark Olive Green
Second coat: regular Olive Green
Third Coat: regular OG with two to three drops of LifeColor Light flesh
to create more paint fade.
James you ask about the chunk being out of the right fender.
Here's a shot from a better angle that shows the fender damage.
You can barely see those tie down loops but they're there anyway.
It's been a fine day in the Ozarks
Tony lee
phantom II
Master at Arms
It's tuff being green Cheers, Christian B)
She's a Mean Green Machine
I painted it using the LifeColor Soviet WWII Army set.
Base coat: Dark Olive Green
Second coat: regular Olive Green
Third Coat: regular OG with two to three drops of LifeColor Light flesh
to create more paint fade.
James you ask about the chunk being out of the right fender.
Here's a shot from a better angle that shows the fender damage.
You can barely see those tie down loops but they're there anyway.
It's been a fine day in the Ozarks
Tony lee
