:mrgreen: Hello friends:
Here is the Diorama: Libyan Tank abandoned in the border with Tchad after of manny battles. I hope you like it.
Regards,
Rodolfo
I like this one!! Very convincing paint job, can you please tell us about what kit/kits you used?
[:D] Hello friend:
Thanks for your comments!. The Kit: Skif 1/35 with interiors and photoetched and some of “scratch”, if you want to see my work about the tank step by step, please click at: http://rtv-mm.com/MyProjects/T55A/t55-01.htm I hope you like it.
Regards,
Rodolfo
Rodolfo, this looks great! Have you got a detailled engine in there?!
[:D] Thanks!. Yes, in my Article you can see my work regarding to engine and interiors, please visit at: http://rtv-mm.com/MyProjects/T55A/t55-01.htm
Regards,
Rodolfo
Rodolfo,great work,what happen did Momar run out of fuel before getting to the supermarket?lol…Digger
Cool!
Great looking diorama. Thanx for sharing it with us. Bryan
That’s really good looking work. The painting and the scorch marks are excellent.
I like it VERY much! Nice job
Ron
Nice to see this one go into a diorama rodolfo! Was a great pleasure reading on how you built it…and this tops it off in a very nice display, can’t beat that! [:D]
Very nice! I like the charred area, looks great!
Wow, maginificent work. The burned finish looks, well, it looks real [:)]
I’d be interested in the painting techniques/colours you use.
Wow! That looks fantastic. The weathering and burn marks are realistic. Very interesting version of that subject, too!
Now that is some great work my friend, the wheathering and paint of the tank is topnotch.[8D][8D]
[:D] hi, the dio looks great.it realy looks like a burnt out tank.realy great.[:D]
gdarwin[roy]
Looks very good Rodolpho.
Very, very nice. I really like the burnt out and rusty paintjob.
Beautiful workmanship Rodolpho. Very stunning look you were able to accomplish with your weathering and battle damage detail. Semper fi, mike
Very nicely done. Love the burnt out look.