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A question of Stowage.

June 21 2012 at 5:08 AM
  (Login elwano)
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Hi all

I've built a few 48 tanks in the past but I'm still really a novice. I'm currently working on a 48th Tamiya Stug III G. I want to try a winter white wash finish. Plus I am going to add a fair bit of stowage, mainly from the Legend set.

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My question is when in the process should I attach the stowage, prior to priming paints. or should I assemble everything and then paint the major colours and work on the stowage later? Or should it be a little of both, i.e base colours on the vehicle, but paint much of the stowage off the vehicle.

All and any tips appreciated.

Cheers

Calum

http://a4alley.t35.com/

 
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  1. Cool subject - David Harmer on Jun 21, 7:06 AM
    1. Etch and Barrel - Calum on Jun 21, 5:05 PM
     
  2. painting - Andrew Deeley on Jun 21, 7:09 AM
    1. Thanks Andrew - Calum on Jun 21, 5:06 PM
     
  3. it depends... - Roman Volchenkov on Jun 21, 7:11 AM
    1. Thanks Roman n/t - Calum on Jun 21, 5:07 PM
     
  4. Both Ways, Depending Calum - Konrad Schreier on Jun 21, 11:05 AM
    1. thanks Konrad n/t - Calum on Jun 21, 5:09 PM
     
  5. Whatever is easier - Owen R Auer on Jun 22, 11:12 AM
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