Duke Maddog
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I disagree, but I understand. I think it is. I have yet to do a model that looks that good in my opinion.
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Gulf War Bradley
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I disagree, but I understand. I think it is. I have yet to do a model that looks that good in my opinion.
Think I'm ready to paint here also.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
It is coming along nicely Bob!
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centaur567
Well-known member
Try placing the yellowed decals in the sun inside a window pane. Gary
Cleaned up the dark wash, still need to figure out which markings this gets, haven't had time to research much.
Thanks for digging that up Terry, I could not find references for what unit had what markings and what those chevrons were so, I just winged it.
I know this is wrong, but it looks Desert Storm to me. :salute
Talk about evolution...
Only thing i'm really doing is Migs neutral wash on surfaces and Dark Wash in the panel lines. I attempted a dusting with the neutral wash along the skirts.
A couple of seal coats and I think I'll call it done.
Just saw a part is missing!
I know this is wrong, but it looks Desert Storm to me.
:salute
Talk about evolution...
Only thing i'm really doing is Migs neutral wash on surfaces and Dark Wash in the panel lines. I attempted a dusting with the neutral wash along the skirts.
A couple of seal coats and I think I'll call it done.
Just saw a part is missing!
Sorry about the bad pictures, i'll wipe the lens next time. 
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
It looks Desert Storm-y to me too. I like it. Looking forward to seeing it done.
Thanks James.
Two take aways on this.
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[li]The coalition forces in the Gulf adopted a system of geometric markings using V’s, chevrons, lines, dots and dashes. Markings meant different things in different formations and the major area commander determined meaning.[/li]
[li]Due to the enormous media coverage, many vehicles had unit marks covered or completely removed; this appears to hold especially true in combat units.[/li]
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So with that said, what I have is not improbable. :idonno
Two take aways on this.
[ol]
[li]The coalition forces in the Gulf adopted a system of geometric markings using V’s, chevrons, lines, dots and dashes. Markings meant different things in different formations and the major area commander determined meaning.[/li]
[li]Due to the enormous media coverage, many vehicles had unit marks covered or completely removed; this appears to hold especially true in combat units.[/li]
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So with that said, what I have is not improbable. :idonno
Thanks Terry, think i'm going to seal it up and earn a campaign ribbon.