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Jagdpanzer 38[t] 1/48 scale
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reconron
Active member
Naah,...no more 1/48 for a while.
Have something else on my mind for this one,but still not sure if I will do it... :hmmm
Greetings,Ron.
Bagge
Well-known member
See i learned something new today[Godverdommessekl*tek*trupsband]
Don't understand how i could miss this one!! :hmmm
what did you use for the water?
Mats
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Excellent ron !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
phantom II
Master at Arms
Hey Ron that looks really nice and I'm starting to understand how you go armor guys get their Panzers rusty . Seriously though I like it a lot
Cheers, Christian B)
and I'm starting to understand how you go armor guys get their Panzers rusty . Seriously though I like it a lot Cheers, Christian B)
Kreighshoer
Active member
i really had to look at the beginning of the thread if this is the horrible kit that made you almost bail out!
top notch work ron! kudos!
top notch work ron! kudos!
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
Ron,..
I love the groundwork and can you tell us more about the trees, please
I love the groundwork and can you tell us more about the trees, please
reconron
Active member
Thank you very much dear lady and gentlemen,I do appreciate your comments very much!
Got some answering to do;
The water was done by using Vallejo Still Water with some Vallejo 'English Uniform' mixed in [turned out a bit too green looking,would not expect that from a brown paint] :hmmm
The trees;the pine tree came from MODEL SCENE [Starterpack Fichten Nr.2].
I used 2 real tree roots,which I sprinkled with some green scatter material from the railroad scenery section,glued with thinned white glue/wood glue.
The bigger home made tree root I glued a zeeschuim branch on,also found in the railroad scenery section.
[sorry folks,...no translation Zeeschuim Dutch to English,but Verlinden did once had the same material,think it's no longer available by VP]
The small tree at the backside of the little Jagdpanzer 38 is a branch from JOEFIX STUDIOS,from kit #113.
The coloring of the groundwork,wallfiller colored with some cheap acrylic paint,was done with my ever present pigments,blending the pigments into each other is a keyword,pretty much so as using oilpaints on a figure.
I also used laser cut plant by NOCH,also found in [I know I'm getting boring] :side: the railroad scenery section.
...and some static grass and more scatter material from.....you know by now I guess...
End pictures hopefully this weekend.
greetings,Ron.
Got some answering to do;
The water was done by using Vallejo Still Water with some Vallejo 'English Uniform' mixed in [turned out a bit too green looking,would not expect that from a brown paint] :hmmm
The trees;the pine tree came from MODEL SCENE [Starterpack Fichten Nr.2].
I used 2 real tree roots,which I sprinkled with some green scatter material from the railroad scenery section,glued with thinned white glue/wood glue.
The bigger home made tree root I glued a zeeschuim branch on,also found in the railroad scenery section.
[sorry folks,...no translation Zeeschuim Dutch to English,but Verlinden did once had the same material,think it's no longer available by VP]
The small tree at the backside of the little Jagdpanzer 38 is a branch from JOEFIX STUDIOS,from kit #113.
The coloring of the groundwork,wallfiller colored with some cheap acrylic paint,was done with my ever present pigments,blending the pigments into each other is a keyword,pretty much so as using oilpaints on a figure.
I also used laser cut plant by NOCH,also found in [I know I'm getting boring] :side: the railroad scenery section.
...and some static grass and more scatter material from.....you know by now I guess...
End pictures hopefully this weekend.
greetings,Ron.
:drinks
reconron
Active member
Well folks,this one has come to an end.
But first I gotta tell you about some bad things that happened;
After I poored the Still Water on my diorama,I put it on top of a cupboard which wasn't flat.
I WAS convinced the water had cured....but....overnight some water oozed out of my dio.
And when I took it from the cupboard a little stream had gone from the pit the JP 38[t] was in out of my dio destroying some groundwork,ofcourse the water THEN allready was hardened... :vmad
So I peeled off some cured water with my knive....destroying MORE groundwork.
Had to do some groundwork and vegetation AGAIN!
Vallejo Still Water needs about 24 hours to cure 5mm of water...so they say.Well,in my case it WASN'T!
[Maybe it's because I mixed Vallejo paint in to it] :idonno
Here is was I peeled off;
Then there was the case of the winged BEAST,which with his beak had a go at the scattermaterial,think birdy thought it was birdfood...
Well,I can't stay mad at our parakeet KARELTJE. :laugh:
Ok,the final end pics...
Was thinking about a dead German soldier on the road,but decided to leave it.might be too much drama as in:https://www.modelersalliance.com/forum/fettes-figure-forum/86005-of-boy-and-horse
Closed the road with a rope,the white teared up cloth is teflontape,to make it more noticeable for drivers.Used signes,one of them is a warning for landmines.
That's about it!
I will post some pics in the completion section...just GOT TO have that cool looking Camo ribbon.
Greetings,Ron.
But first I gotta tell you about some bad things that happened;
After I poored the Still Water on my diorama,I put it on top of a cupboard which wasn't flat.
I WAS convinced the water had cured....but....overnight some water oozed out of my dio.
And when I took it from the cupboard a little stream had gone from the pit the JP 38[t] was in out of my dio destroying some groundwork,ofcourse the water THEN allready was hardened... :vmad
So I peeled off some cured water with my knive....destroying MORE groundwork.
Had to do some groundwork and vegetation AGAIN!
Vallejo Still Water needs about 24 hours to cure 5mm of water...so they say.Well,in my case it WASN'T!
[Maybe it's because I mixed Vallejo paint in to it] :idonno
Here is was I peeled off;
Then there was the case of the winged BEAST,which with his beak had a go at the scattermaterial,think birdy thought it was birdfood...
Well,I can't stay mad at our parakeet KARELTJE. :laugh:
Ok,the final end pics...
Was thinking about a dead German soldier on the road,but decided to leave it.might be too much drama as in:https://www.modelersalliance.com/forum/fettes-figure-forum/86005-of-boy-and-horse
Closed the road with a rope,the white teared up cloth is teflontape,to make it more noticeable for drivers.Used signes,one of them is a warning for landmines.
That's about it!
I will post some pics in the completion section...just GOT TO have that cool looking Camo ribbon.
Greetings,Ron.
Quit smoking! bad for ya... :fencing
Outstanding job Ron, love it, just dirty up those white cloths...just too white for that environment imho.
Outstanding job Ron, love it, just dirty up those white cloths...just too white for that environment imho.
reconron
Active member
Quit smoking! bad for ya... :fencing
Outstanding job Ron, love it, just dirty up those white cloths...just too white for that environment imho.
Quit smoking....wished I could... :zen
Not sure about the white cloths,maybe I will dirty them up a little,but it's my intention to let them stand out a bit,...drivers may not notice the rope in dark weather.
Put some pics in the completion section.....WINK,WINK,NUDGE,NUDGE
Greetings,Ron.
