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Entwicklungsfahrzeug E-25
- Thread starter mpm1972
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Kreighshoer
Active member
andrey ... that camo masking is just insane! but the result is just awesome! that's a wonderful model you've done!if this impresses you, you dudes should see andrey's work on a resin neubaufahrzeug! stellar! one of the best works i have ever seen!
Thanks-thanks, have flattered.....!
It was very interesting to me to test such technics of drawing of a camouflage. The result very much was pleasant to me.
On my present work-NbFz.
After a while I plan to finish it. Remains already a little. Catastrophically hot and it is very heavy to work For us. I will finish assemblage, I will show result before colouring.
It was very interesting to me to test such technics of drawing of a camouflage. The result very much was pleasant to me.
On my present work-NbFz.
After a while I plan to finish it. Remains already a little. Catastrophically hot and it is very heavy to work For us. I will finish assemblage, I will show result before colouring.
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DBridges
Guest
Andrey,
A superbly finished model! Definitely a finished work to be proud of. I especially like how you've weathered your model - very realistic, yet artistic at the same time. I have the same kit myself in my stash, and I'm going to save some pictures of your model for future reference. Very nicely done!
David
A superbly finished model! Definitely a finished work to be proud of. I especially like how you've weathered your model - very realistic, yet artistic at the same time. I have the same kit myself in my stash, and I'm going to save some pictures of your model for future reference. Very nicely done!
David
mpm1972 wrote:
DBridges wrote:
I thank, David!
If pictures of my work help you - for God's sake, keep. I only will be glad. If in process there will be questions - I am always glad to help, if it in my forces.
The small report on construction process can be seen here: нажимай и смотри
Andrey.
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DBridges
Guest
mpm1972 wrote:For me this hobby, pleasure, possibility to have a rest.
I do models slowly, unfortunately. I stretch pleasure.....[/quote]
I know what you mean! I move very slowly myself in making models. I've decided (or, perhaps, I choose to believe )that it just gives you more time to enjoy a project and to make it even better in the end.
David
I do models slowly, unfortunately. I stretch pleasure.....
[/quote]I know what you mean! I move very slowly myself in making models. I've decided (or, perhaps, I choose to believe
)that it just gives you more time to enjoy a project and to make it even better in the end.David
Yes, David, you are absolutely right. But in process a lot of time leaves on search of the necessary information in a prototype. And it is always interesting, as it is all it has been arranged in a reality. Having understood it, to build model much easier, to paint and put operation traces.
And still the main thing - pleasure from process. :woohoo:
Andrey.
And still the main thing - pleasure from process. :woohoo:
Andrey.
Matt Beattie
Member
Great work on the camo Andrey , perfect result for this type of scheme
well done
Matt
well done
Matt
I don't know what I"m more thrilled about, seeing this work or the fact you don't use photobucket!
That masking must have been tedious to say the least. Well worth the effort, Bravo!
That masking must have been tedious to say the least. Well worth the effort, Bravo!
