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Tamiya Jagdpanzer IV/70 Complete!
- Thread starter Iron Mike
- Start date
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Came out great 
Gaining on this project, added tools and details before moving to the final dirt and grime.
This has been a fun little project, it's really an enjoyable kit to build. Stay tuned for the final grunge and wrap up. Thanks for coming by!
:drinks
That's rad!!
centaur567
Well-known member
Wow!! Thank came out very nice!! Nice cammo. Gary S. XXXXV XX XX
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Tamiya Jagdpanzer IV/70 Tools and Details 3/1/2020
Not too shabby!
Not too shabby!
Doing great!
Iron Mike
Master At Arms And Resident Curmudgeon
Tamiya Jagdpanzer IV/70 The Base Redone!
Thanks Terry and Jeff!
Last weekend wasn't too productive at my bench, neither was yesterday. Lawn mowing and yard work has commenced in the Piedmont, so guess what I did?? 
The other night, I was looking at ways to display the Jagdpanzer and remembered a base I used for a Firefly way back in 2011. The JP fits on it perfectly and with a lot of improvements, might be just the ticket.
Here's the old base.
Like the dog said when he sat on sandpaper "Ruff!" It's a place to start and won't cost anything. B)
I found some household clutter and made a bench from coffee stirrers.
I broke out the RP Toolz leaf punches and some Ammo of Mig bushes.
Using Vallejo Splash Mud European Mud, I covered those whopping joints at the foundation and added bushes, leaves, fibers and the bench to the base.
Mc Cormick's Pesto Seasoning that went out of date in 2013 works really well as ground scatter, but it's smell is making me hungry.
There's a whole lot of details to add and the Jagdpazer is almost finished, hoping to bring it all home next weekend. Thanks for coming by and commenting!
:drinks
Thanks Terry and Jeff!
Last weekend wasn't too productive at my bench, neither was yesterday. Lawn mowing and yard work has commenced in the Piedmont, so guess what I did?? The other night, I was looking at ways to display the Jagdpanzer and remembered a base I used for a Firefly way back in 2011. The JP fits on it perfectly and with a lot of improvements, might be just the ticket.
Here's the old base.
Like the dog said when he sat on sandpaper "Ruff!" It's a place to start and won't cost anything. B)
I found some household clutter and made a bench from coffee stirrers.
I broke out the RP Toolz leaf punches and some Ammo of Mig bushes.
Using Vallejo Splash Mud European Mud, I covered those whopping joints at the foundation and added bushes, leaves, fibers and the bench to the base.
Mc Cormick's Pesto Seasoning that went out of date in 2013 works really well as ground scatter, but it's smell is making me hungry.
There's a whole lot of details to add and the Jagdpazer is almost finished, hoping to bring it all home next weekend. Thanks for coming by and commenting!
:drinks
