Hello guys,

This is the 1/35 Trumpeter E10. I added a spare barrel from an SU 100 and metal sheets ovet the engine hatches. All tools, clasps, and even the MG were removed intentionally.

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Modulated primer red base colour...

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Modulated yellow and grey camo after hairspray application...

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Hairspray chipping...

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Painted chips...

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Filters and washes...

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Dust...

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Mud splashes, grime and water streaks, oil stains, polished metal and the model is finished:

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I hope you like it!

Any comments are most welcomed!

Cheers,

Dimitris

But the spalttering on modles always bothers me. there is just way to get in scale particualtes IMHO that is. They always look way too big to me- even whenthey are small. Water and wet items work in such a particualr way that I think it is extremely difficult to get in scale splatters done that look convincing. Also, almost every splatter needs to vary in color slightly- which again is very difficult. I work for a construction company and have spent many hours staring at just this sort of thing- and I can tell you thre is every shade of borwn and blck in one splash.

Wel done- and dont get me wrong. I think you have done a wodnerful job with the deck- it looks amazing. The spltters just need a little tweaking IMHO-

Please keep us posted with any changes you make and thnaks for posting this one-

JD

I totally agree with you. I am also in construction and I have also spent countless hours studying mud, dust, rust and scratches on excavators, rollers, loaders and other construction machines and equipment.

I have actually used 4 different colours of mud splashes, and above them, I used random splashes of wet effects, oil effects, even washes, in order to get a greater variety of colour. Unfortunatelly the result is not that evident in the photos, but I have already thought of another method to make it look better in colour, and even closer to scale...

I hope things turn out better in the next models...

Thanks again for you comments!


Cheers,

Dimitris

Dimitris, I like that color combination. Also a nice modulation, I like it!

Javier Soler

I am glad you like it!

Cheers,

Dimitris

Very nice Dimitris....Well done kardesim....


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I am glad youy like it kardesim!

Cheers,

Dimitris

There is a lot to look at on this one, very nice job on the painting and weathering.

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I appreciate your comment!


Cheers,

Dimitris

I like the weathering...

Congrats !!!

I am glad you like it my friend!


Cheers,

Dimitris

It is the best E10 I ever seen. I love that vehicle!

Your comment means a lot to me!

I am glad you like this mate!

Thanks again!


Cheers,

Dimitris

Congratulations Dimitris ... one of the best E10 which i have seen!!!



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Thanks for your kind words!


Cheers,

Dimitris

Great job on this one, love the E-10 in the crouched position, makes it look more menacing then it originally is!
cheers, Jan

Well done.

Andrew

I am glad you like it!


Cheers,

Dimitris

Yeah, its like a wild animal crouching, ready to attack!

Cheers,

Dimitris

I love this E10 too!! The camo is almost what Ive decided upon for my E100 Ausf B,...but I love how you've distressed the camo with the weathering!! Looks like the little beastie has been busy hiding and setting traps amongst the rubble!! Excellent piece!

That's exactly what I wanted to show with this model!

I 'd love to see that camo on a huge E100 Ausf B!


Cheers,

Dimitris

That's a standing ovation.

Great work

Owen

I appreciate your feedback!

Thank you so much!

Cheers,

Dimitris

Sorry Im late. Just wanted to say nice finish. Lots of controlled effects.

It looks cool
ANPW

Better late than never, eh?

I am very glad you like this mate!

Thanks again!


Cheers,

Dimitris

Hi Dimitris!
I like your interpretation of E-10! The low suspension and long barrel make this model slightly bizarre. The weathering is great!

Vladimir Yashin
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I am glad you like it mate!

Cheers,

Dimitris