1/72 revell king tiger

[Guest]

Hello lads, this time i built a king tiger in 1/72 scale. I used humbroll liquid mask and immidiately regretted about my dicision. It was really hard to remove mask w/o damaging plastic and paint. Next time I will use Faber castel Tack-it or something similar to that.

I recon, result is fairly good for a very first camo try

[papa 695]

Fairly good Safak I'd say fantastically good.

[Guest]

Thank you Ian

[Guest]

Why, hello kitty. Looking good there Safak, loving it matey. The camo is spot on and so is the weathering, just right.

Have fun, John

[Guest]

Thank you John

[col68]

Nice work safak I really like the paint job mate

[bazers]

Nice job, i have used maskol and it can be a pain but when it works it looks great.

[Guest]

Nice work! I like it

[Guest]

Very nice indeed, looks just right to me.

[Guest]

Very nice indeed, looks just right to me. Obviously I like it twice as much.

[Guest]

Nice work safak I really like the paint job mate

Nice job, i have used maskol and it can be a pain but when it works it looks great.

Nice work! I like it

Very nice indeed, looks just right to me. Obviously I like it twice as much.

Thank you all, I am really happy you like this model.
problem about maskol for me was, taking it out. you know scale is 1/72, all the oppenings and holes are very small it dips in it and very hard to take out latex. also on some places maskol was too thin and let it cover paint to leak through. i camouglaged that kind of locations with chipping effects. I also built a t-90ms with same technique, taking out was way more harder than this one due to russian thank's super detailed hull I will share pictures of that tank soon with you

[Guest]

You managed it well.

[Guest]

Excellent work. Congrats on sorting out the maskol

[Guest]

thank you Steve and John. Yeah maskol was a bit problematic for me. well it is good product, i will continue to using it but not on 1/72 armor