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Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 : Thanks & Over and out!
- Thread starter wds
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Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - scratches.
Think by the time you get some washes over it some of the scratches you think is over done will blend right in. Good job Bill.
Think by the time you get some washes over it some of the scratches you think is over done will blend right in. Good job Bill.
iambrb
Well-known member
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - Just Tracks.
man that is some gorgeous work! Not sure if I can approach such skill, really neat!
aThanks, Mike!
Thanks brb!
Thanks, Luiz!
Some light and dark scratches and splatter effects with enamels.
Next, some mud and dust effects.
Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Bill
v313
man that is some gorgeous work! Not sure if I can approach such skill, really neat!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251
I like the look on that interior
Cheers, Christian B)
I like the look on that interior
Cheers, Christian B)
Swordsman
Active member
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251
Very nice Bill, excellent Job on those tracks, I'm still working on mine, I just got buried up in Customer work, last month I said, to heck with it, I'm working on My stuff, didn't last Customer service is my motto, so I must do their bidding. The paint you do is outta this world My friend
Very nice Bill, excellent Job on those tracks, I'm still working on mine, I just got buried up in Customer work, last month I said, to heck with it, I'm working on My stuff, didn't last Customer service is my motto, so I must do their bidding. The paint you do is outta this world My friend
randy_ditton
Master at Arms
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - scratches.
Hi Bill, This is an awesome build an paint job!!!!!!
Randy
Hi Bill, This is an awesome build an paint job!!!!!!
Randy
wds
Active member
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - scratches.
Thanks, Sherm!
Thanks Luiz!
Thanks, Bob!
Thanks, Ian!
Thanks, brb!
Thanks , Christian!
Thanks, Swordsman! on the home stretch.
Thanks, Ron! Yea, '73, I think.
Thanks, Randy!
Dried mud (top photo)and wet mud (bottom photo) were applied as a mix enamels mixed with plaster of paris. ( It looks like the wet mud should have been darker - note to self). I find this is where you have to be careful that you don't cover up all of your previous work. The corollary would be that if you are going to be covering up wheels, wheel wells, and hull bottoms with mud, then don't sweat the finish at the early and mid paint stages.(Eh ?).
Time to get those tracks on and gunner locked and loaded.
Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Bill
v 362
Thanks, Sherm!
Thanks Luiz!
Thanks, Bob!
Thanks, Ian!
Thanks, brb!
Thanks , Christian!
Thanks, Swordsman!
on the home stretch.Thanks, Ron! Yea, '73, I think.
Thanks, Randy!
Dried mud (top photo)and wet mud (bottom photo) were applied as a mix enamels mixed with plaster of paris. ( It looks like the wet mud should have been darker - note to self). I find this is where you have to be careful that you don't cover up all of your previous work. The corollary would be that if you are going to be covering up wheels, wheel wells, and hull bottoms with mud, then don't sweat the finish at the early and mid paint stages.(Eh ?).
Time to get those tracks on and gunner locked and loaded.
Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Bill
v 362
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - scratches.
Fantastic.
Fantastic.
Plastik Smurff
Well-known member
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - Mud.
That finish is brilliant,worthy of any show table.
That finish is brilliant,worthy of any show table.
wds
Active member
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - Mud.
Thanks, Iron Mike! B)
Thanks, Bob B.
Thanks Swordsman!
Thanks, Luiz! Appreciated. :Hiay
Thanks, James! Stay warm.
T!
Thanks P.S.
OK, so lets get off the ball (see previous photo, or out of Pilates class) and onto tracks.
It got a coat of Testor’s dull cote (flat lacquer) to knock down the shine around the large decals. They are still kind of shiny to my eye. (?)
Getting close now. Thanks for your nice comments and your continued patience.
Cheers,
Bill
v416
Thanks, Iron Mike! B)
Thanks, Bob B.
Thanks Swordsman!
Thanks, Luiz! Appreciated. :Hiay
Thanks, James! Stay warm.
T!
Thanks P.S.
OK, so lets get off the ball (see previous photo, or out of Pilates class) and onto tracks.
It got a coat of Testor’s dull cote (flat lacquer) to knock down the shine around the large decals. They are still kind of shiny to my eye. (?)
Getting close now. Thanks for your nice comments and your continued patience.
Cheers,
Bill
v416
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - Mud.
Be careful with that clear coat, it'll eat right though everything. It looks sharp Bill, and the figure, nailed it!
Be careful with that clear coat, it'll eat right though everything. It looks sharp Bill, and the figure, nailed it!
iambrb
Well-known member
Tamiya Hanomag Sdkfz251 - scratches.
Man that's cool! But why is it on that egg?
Which came first...the Hanomag or the egg? :laugh:
Thanks, Sherm!
Thanks Luiz!
Thanks, Bob!
Thanks, Ian!
Thanks, brb!
Thanks , Christian!
Thanks, Swordsman!
Thanks, Ron! Yea, '73, I think.
Thanks, Randy!
Dried mud (top photo)and wet mud (bottom photo) were applied as a mix enamels mixed with plaster of paris. ( It looks like the wet mud should have been darker - note to self). I find this is where you have to be careful that you don't cover up all of your previous work. The corollary would be that if you are going to be covering up wheels, wheel wells, and hull bottoms with mud, then don't sweat the finish at the early and mid paint stages.(Eh ?).
Time to get those tracks on and gunner locked and loaded.
Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Bill
v 362
Man that's cool! But why is it on that egg?
Which came first...the Hanomag or the egg? :laugh:
