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M2A3 started - finished and on a base!
- Thread starter cb1
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and thanks for teaching all the tips and tricks! panzerace007
Active member
Re: M2A3 started - first WIP completed!
CB1 ,
Yeah ! That's good lookin' stuff !! It's a tough lil' AFV !!
:erik :drinks
CB1 ,
Yeah ! That's good lookin' stuff !! It's a tough lil' AFV !!
:erik :drinks
Re: M2A3 finished and on a base!
Are you kidding, don't be sorry for bumpin' a good thread!
Nice job, hard work paid off!
Are you kidding, don't be sorry for bumpin' a good thread!
Nice job, hard work paid off!
Thanks guys!
The blocks come from the Royal Model Israeli Concrete Roadblock set # 449
http://www.royalmodel.com/en/catalogo_dettaglio.php?id_art=436
They came as plain white plaster and after I attached the wire lifting pieces I primed them up with Tamiya fine grey. I then painted light grey where the concrete is worn and broken. Then I painted the block with MM Armor Sand and lightly brushed around the worn/broken bits to show the chipped concrete. In the block with the blast hole. Well that was a air bubble that broke, so I made it look like some battle damage. A wash of MM acrylic burnt umber and a wash of acrylic light earth finished them off.
Knowing that these are Israeli roadblocks I still used them with a Bradley because, well, it was different. LOL
Thanks again for the kind words!
The blocks come from the Royal Model Israeli Concrete Roadblock set # 449
http://www.royalmodel.com/en/catalogo_dettaglio.php?id_art=436
They came as plain white plaster and after I attached the wire lifting pieces I primed them up with Tamiya fine grey. I then painted light grey where the concrete is worn and broken. Then I painted the block with MM Armor Sand and lightly brushed around the worn/broken bits to show the chipped concrete. In the block with the blast hole. Well that was a air bubble that broke, so I made it look like some battle damage. A wash of MM acrylic burnt umber and a wash of acrylic light earth finished them off.
Knowing that these are Israeli roadblocks I still used them with a Bradley because, well, it was different. LOL
Thanks again for the kind words!
DaneBramage
Member
Sweetness!!!
panzerace007
Active member
I really like th wear on th concrete block. Very realistic !! Great Job
