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- Thread starter agentg
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Sherman 18
Master at Arms
That is really nice agentg!
Nice! 
Thank you all!
I found myself in a comfortable place with my builds and yet believed they were lacking something. I took a leap of faith so to speak and began using new techniques. This and the previous M4A3 105 are the result.
On top of it all I had fun!
Here's the base I came up with.
How about some black and white pics?
G
I found myself in a comfortable place with my builds and yet believed they were lacking something. I took a leap of faith so to speak and began using new techniques. This and the previous M4A3 105 are the result.
On top of it all I had fun!
Here's the base I came up with.
How about some black and white pics?
G
Outstanding! So explain the change in techniques 
Thank you all for your support.
Mark I read my new Tank Art books and realized my builds lacked what I'll call "dimension". I felt that I could add to the sense of mass by adding tonal variation to the finishes. It would accomplish this as well as depict weathering to the surcae.
I just used dabs of oils and a lot of patience as I built up layers of color.
I tried to accent panels and hatches as well as high traffic areas.
G
Mark I read my new Tank Art books and realized my builds lacked what I'll call "dimension". I felt that I could add to the sense of mass by adding tonal variation to the finishes. It would accomplish this as well as depict weathering to the surcae.
I just used dabs of oils and a lot of patience as I built up layers of color.
I tried to accent panels and hatches as well as high traffic areas.
G
Bingo. We see that so often in whatever we're working on, be it armor, aircraft, figures, what have you.
Looking good G
Mark it was just a matter of taking that first step. hmy:
Ausf, I have built a II, but it was my first armor build in 20 years. I want to do another before I post.
I raided my stash and added a figure who's pose, I think, suits the mood.
This a figure from Master Box painted with Vallejo acrylic and a smattering of oils.
G
hmy: Ausf, I have built a II, but it was my first armor build in 20 years. I want to do another before I post.
I raided my stash and added a figure who's pose, I think, suits the mood.
This a figure from Master Box painted with Vallejo acrylic and a smattering of oils.
G
