Finally .... finished!
Here´s the final result
I won the bet as my friend show that it was really possible to paint a tank in 10 days (I fairly spend two complete days painting and weathering the lower hull and adding some details here and there). ... just with a "one week total stop" waiting for the Mud in a pot set.
I must say that I´m a little dissapointed with this product. Actually, the product is really really good, excellent! ....very nicely suited to make realistic mud effects, with a really nice texture and color....easy to use, easy to change the color with Vallejo acylic colors... BUT ....
... it´s expensive!!
Why? ...
The new Tamiya diorama paint is nearly as good as Mud in a pot set... BUT it comes in a 100 ml bottle and Mud in a Pot set just in a 20 ml bottle
So, quantity ratio is 5/1, and price ratio 2,5/1 depending shops... (of course, may be just a problem for me!)
I just used a little amount of this product in this tank. But for a medium/big tank with a lot of mud, the Mud in a pot is fairly enough for 2 tanks.
Anyway, Mud in a Pot is excellent. The color is much more realistic than Tamiya´s color. You can apply it directly from the bottle, but I recomend to add some little grains of fine sand of diferent diameters to get a richer apearance to the mud. Use a brush to apply the mud and clean it just with water. No matters of adherence. And as Vallejo´s color range is much much bigger than Tamiya, you have much more options to have a "customized" mud to your taste.
Now ... a Pz IV Ausf B is waiting for me ..... see you!!
Thanks for looking and for your support!