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Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf J Bad Kötzing,Bavaria

Thanks all. I hope to start the cam soon but been very hot and humid here which affects my airbrush it seems. So have a SU-76 3/4 done. Hope to have the Pz, SU-76i, and Model T to the weathering stage this weekend if it coolsd down. Then Monday the Grandkids airforce should arrive and it will take precedence.
James
 
Not a lot this past week but I did paint the rubber on the PZ Iv and SU-76i roadwheels. And today spent working of the skirts. Let them dry and then when I paint the hubs of the roadwheels I can paint them and then is cam time.
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The shurtzen are quite fragile but look so good and the fitting of the parts is fantastic. Slow and easy and its easy to do. Of course I lost one hanger so mine will be missing one. But then lots of pictures to support that.
James
 
i built a dragon kit with those mesh schurtzen once a while back. I about went insane!

Knocking it out of the park James.
 
Thanks everyone. Not as I hoped but I think after the markingas and a wash it should look good.
James
 
Ha ha " The weathering will be what challenges me " join the club , looking good so far. :)
 
This one has now gone to the shelf of shame/doom. I knew I shouldnt have added all of the screens on before painting and so now it will wait until I figure it out or just give up. My next Pz IV J wont be done this way. (Famous Last Words)
James
 
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