Trumpeter 1/35 Waffenträger 88mm PAK 43

[Guest]

Bit more progress. The Waf is 'dirtied up' no rust as it is too new but there is a lot of heavy dust falling from the buildings which is not doing the factory finish much good at all..... Tracks are finished and in place waiting for a wash for a bit of highlighting on the tread tops. Figures are.... perhaps less said the better....


The building has been primed in black Stynylrez and ready for some delicate airbrush blocking in. but, except for a few little bits, the Waf is as good as finished.


Apart from weathering the wheels as I have just noticed....

[Guest]

Guess what I am doing today ops: Going to need lots of classical music and a coffee machine. 112 links per side, each link has four attacment points that is 896 cuts and clean ups......... See you in a weeks time
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I hate this part!

[Guest]

This is going to be a first class dio! I love it I can't wait to see it at the end!

[Guest]

This is coming along nicely. Love the oddball German conversions.

[Robert1968]

this is really going well Graham, I'm really liking this more and more


Regards


Robert

[Robert1968]

I think the comment the Germans are saying ( listen up Monica ) "where ist damn cat"


Maybe in the barrel?


Hahahahaha


Robert

[Guest]

Very nice weathering on the Waff,so very subtle,just as you wanted.


What is in the bottle marked poison?

[Guest]

Very nice weathering on the Waff,so very subtle,just as you wanted.
What is in the bottle marked poison?

That's Tamiya cement Ralph

[Guest]

Very nice weathering on the Waff,so very subtle,just as you wanted.
What is in the bottle marked poison?

Poison............


Sorry, couldn't resist. Yep, as Patrick said, it is the Tamiya White Top cement. The other side says 'No Fire'

[Guest]

Getting a bit of block colour on the building with freehand airbrush. Soon be switching to the hairy brush then weathering.

[Guest]

Great airbrushing work.

[Guest]

Keep it coming graham iam lovin it, by the way I have to ask what colour did you use for the red brown camouflage?


scott

[Guest]

Keep it coming graham iam lovin it, by the way I have to ask what colour did you use for the red brown camouflage?
scott

Cheers Scott, the camo was Mig Ammo A.MIG-015 RAL 8017 Schokbraun from their Smart Set German Standard Colors 1944-45. The Yellow was from the same set and the third colour you get is the camo green.

[Guest]

the red brown is lighter than tamiyas own colour, it is a nice tone.


scott

[Guest]

Starting to take shape. Never intended going overboard with the building and I am leaving the back black as this is an 'against the wall' display. Window and door to do oh, and the lamp post.