Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
B) Looks great James....the blue decal really sets off the grey of the tank.
Ian.
Ian.
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Panzer III Ausf. J early
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jknaus
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Still plugging away. It doesnt look too bad to the human eye but the pictures make it look like total crap. Not too happy. Dot filter failed me again. Doing what I've seen in numerous articles and you tubes but not happy with it. I really hope a light dust coat will seal it and give it a more uniform look.
BAMN! Dig it!
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Nice work James
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
B) nice start James. 
If you add a touch of black to the mix and work a few damp mud streaks down from the top of the right angle join with the chassis and mud guard it will really come to life. A darker line along the length of the right angle will also give it a nice touch too.
The dot filter method is really only good on a very limited area. Try to think of each side as an independent canvas that you tie together once all sides are completed. It keeps you focused more closely and stops you thinking about to much at once. Mud dries at different rates according to how thick it is so approach it in a very random way but with the ability to get light\heat in mind and gravity as a guide for shape. :captain
hope this helps.
Ian.
If you add a touch of black to the mix and work a few damp mud streaks down from the top of the right angle join with the chassis and mud guard it will really come to life. A darker line along the length of the right angle will also give it a nice touch too.
The dot filter method is really only good on a very limited area. Try to think of each side as an independent canvas that you tie together once all sides are completed. It keeps you focused more closely and stops you thinking about to much at once. Mud dries at different rates according to how thick it is so approach it in a very random way but with the ability to get light\heat in mind and gravity as a guide for shape. :captain
hope this helps.
Ian.
