I’d start with the winopzkpfwIV. paint it panzer grey, and dress it up with a nice merlot camo. 1941 was a good vintage. welcome to the dark side, bring your own flashlite!! semper fi, mike
Welcome aboard!
i see it did not take Robert long to pull you over into his OD corner of the dark side! [:)]
i am just surprised he did not make some crack about that being the type of person
you would EXPECT to see carrying a sausage wagon down the street!
[:D][:p][:D][:p]
we have a great bunch here, and we are glad to have you among us.
w/ your experience i am sure there is much you can teach us.
care to bring your IV to the group build?
[soapbox]PANTHER!!! for the love of all things sacred…
Welcome to the darkside…[:D]
cant help you with the subjects but i found a good way to paint tracks. you will need burnt sienna, raw sienna, raw umber, and the tamiya gunmetal. (silver can substitute but if your short on money like me and cant afford dull coats tamiya is the way to go) put down a base coat of burnt sienna, next put down a generous layer of raw sienna, and paint it in but makesure the orange of the burnt sienna is still visible. next put down the raw umber… thick dry brush should do good for this. finally lightly dry bursh the tamiya gunmetal (silver if you have a dull coat) over the top of where the tracks meet the ground, and where the tracks meet the wheels (teeth included). hope this trick of mine helps. later.