Hi Friends,

a little update: Today we have here in Würzburg "only" 32 degrees (a little bit colder than yesterday) and I made some steps in detail painting. The ammo boxes are not painted, ok?

Here the result so far:

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@Phil: yes, I used the tracks from the box - they are ok, but really tricky to build.

All the best for you

Cheers
Lars

Hey Lars,

beautiful colors, little details is grow up the model. I like it very much the dark yellow tone and the adds on too.

Congrats.

That is a beautiful yellow......how did you achieve that?


The Duke
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http://tinyworldofcalvingoh.blogspot.com/

this headless yellow rubber duckie

Very nice done so far, nice stuff at the rear, brings a little change for the yellow.
But ! I like the yellow !!

cheers Erik

What a great subject, Lars. Man, you are really turning out some nice work lately.

rick

http://ricklawler.plastic-garden.com/

Wow, this is very cool. Looks like a fun build, too. It is nice to see that Beute-Panzers are working there way into 1/48. Keep posting.

Cheers,
John

Hi Friends,

its a pleasure for me to see you interest and your kindly comments. Thank you!

@ Calvin: The basecolor is a mix of Tamiya XF-57 Buff and XF 60 dar yellow, later highlighted with XF-2 with. After all I sprayed the whole model with very thinned XF-4 yellow. That gives the nice yellow touch.

Today I made the next step...some filters and first chips. Here a small update:


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Cheers
Lars

Hi Lars
Pleased it's cooled down for you a little - the T-34 is still smoking hot. Great stuff
David

i must say, dark yellow very nice, i like it all...
congrats for this work.

murat

Great work amigo

Sven

hi

an impressive painting, you to become a charming model

Xavier