Ruben Lopez
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Thank Moon Puppy.
And yes, this is one of those where the tracks are painted in the tank.
And yes, this is one of those where the tracks are painted in the tank.
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Ruben's DML Jagdtiger
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Ruben Lopez
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Yeah, it is good to be back Mike!
All the paints are Poly S Acrylic.
Ruben
All the paints are Poly S Acrylic.
Ruben
fledermaus
Master at Arms
looking really good Ruben B) , lets see it used and dirty now :evil:
Din
Din
fledermaus
Master at Arms
looking really good Ruben B) , lets see it used and dirty now :evil:
Din
Din
fledermaus
Master at Arms
looking really good Ruben B) , lets see it used and dirty now :evil:
Din
Din
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Hello guys!
Thanks for all those comments, really appreciated.
Here is the next step, the oils (and some pigments too).
First thing I did was to dry brush the tank with lighter shades of the colors to all the high spots around it. Then, using Burnt Umber, I gave a wash to the whole tank to bring up the details.
For the tracks I used a heavy wash of Burnt Sienna followed (after the first one dried of course) by a heavy wash of Burnt Umber. The following day I Applied the pigments; first European Dust from Mig Productions followed by some graphite in the high spots of the tracks. The road wheels also received a coat of European Dust.
The Spare tracks were painted in Burnt Sienna (Acrylic) followed by washes of Burnt Umber and rust colored pigments.
I also painted all the tools around the tank. The mufflers received only one application of Burnt Sienna. I painted the lenses of the periscopes with Payne's Gray slightly thinned with Turpentine.
And here it is.
Let me know what you think.
Ruben
Thanks for all those comments, really appreciated.
Here is the next step, the oils (and some pigments too).
First thing I did was to dry brush the tank with lighter shades of the colors to all the high spots around it. Then, using Burnt Umber, I gave a wash to the whole tank to bring up the details.
For the tracks I used a heavy wash of Burnt Sienna followed (after the first one dried of course) by a heavy wash of Burnt Umber. The following day I Applied the pigments; first European Dust from Mig Productions followed by some graphite in the high spots of the tracks. The road wheels also received a coat of European Dust.
The Spare tracks were painted in Burnt Sienna (Acrylic) followed by washes of Burnt Umber and rust colored pigments.
I also painted all the tools around the tank. The mufflers received only one application of Burnt Sienna. I painted the lenses of the periscopes with Payne's Gray slightly thinned with Turpentine.
And here it is.
Let me know what you think.
Ruben
Nice work Rubin
fledermaus
Master at Arms
nice looking cat B) , lets see a little dirt on it :evil:
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Thanks for the support guys!
Well, time is running out so it is time to finish.
One thing I decided to change was the anti-aircraft machine gun support, I wanted in the extended position so I redid it using brass tubing and plastic rod. The machine gun received an ammo belt from Griffon Models.
I also started to paint the crew for the Jagd. The guy in the cammo suit is the commander and the other one will be standing in he engine deck. they were painted using Vallejo and Andrea colors.
Then it was time to put everything in place. The tank received a dose of scratches albeit a light one since these beasts saw limited action. Then a coat of Mig Productions' European Dust was applied over the whole vehicle. Here's the result:
The machine gun was painted using Vallejo's German Gray followed by a coat of graphite.
There is still an unwanted sheen in the tank so tomorrow I'll give it a good coat of matte varnish. Until then I'm going to declare it "almost finished".
See you
Ruben
Well, time is running out so it is time to finish.
One thing I decided to change was the anti-aircraft machine gun support, I wanted in the extended position so I redid it using brass tubing and plastic rod. The machine gun received an ammo belt from Griffon Models.
I also started to paint the crew for the Jagd. The guy in the cammo suit is the commander and the other one will be standing in he engine deck. they were painted using Vallejo and Andrea colors.
Then it was time to put everything in place. The tank received a dose of scratches albeit a light one since these beasts saw limited action. Then a coat of Mig Productions' European Dust was applied over the whole vehicle. Here's the result:
The machine gun was painted using Vallejo's German Gray followed by a coat of graphite.
There is still an unwanted sheen in the tank so tomorrow I'll give it a good coat of matte varnish. Until then I'm going to declare it "almost finished".
See you
Ruben
Ruben Lopez
Active member
Iron Mike wrote:
Thanks Mike.
I won't make you wait too long. In fact here it is in its final form.
I applied a coat of Vallejo Matte Varnish to get rid of the unwanted sheen in the paint and it worked like a charm. Take a look!
While I was taking the pictures I noticed that I forgot to add some black pigment to the exhausts so I stopped and did it. Now they look as they should!
The guys are looking if the flying thingie that they so graciously filled with holes is going to crash or not.
And that's it my friends; I'm going to declare it finished now.
To all of you that took the time to view and comment, thanks; I hope you like it as much as I do.
Ruben
Thanks Mike.
I won't make you wait too long. In fact here it is in its final form.
I applied a coat of Vallejo Matte Varnish to get rid of the unwanted sheen in the paint and it worked like a charm. Take a look!
While I was taking the pictures I noticed that I forgot to add some black pigment to the exhausts so I stopped and did it. Now they look as they should!
The guys are looking if the flying thingie that they so graciously filled with holes is going to crash or not.
And that's it my friends; I'm going to declare it finished now.
To all of you that took the time to view and comment, thanks; I hope you like it as much as I do.
Ruben
fledermaus
Master at Arms
Ruben, it came out great , love the machine gun details. B) nice work
, love the machine gun details. B) nice work
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Great work Ruben,
The figures really set the part and scale and they look super .
Excellent effort .
Michael
The figures really set the part and scale and they look super .
Excellent effort .
Michael
Ruben Lopez
Active member
@ Fledermaus, Dave and Michael,
Thanks guys. I'm glad you like it!
Thanks guys. I'm glad you like it!
