[:)] Thanks friends! I changed the cable with one real of Greif.
More updates:
I Applied a mix of Tamiya paintings: desert-yellow XF59 + flat-white XF2 + flat yellow XF3.
Regards!
Rodolfo
I’m curious how your going to get on with the masks. It’ll help me when I finally take this out of the stash
Phil
Basecoat looks good Rodolfo, nice update.
[:)] Thanks friends!
Phil: I will not use the masks, my version will be winter, sorry [:$]
More updates:
I have checked some color pics and the last Hetzer were applied a sand-yellow too. Now I need to lighten the color with white. Using the same mix I added a flat.yellow XF59.
Regards!
Rodolfo
[:)] Hello friends!
More updates:
Application of grey-black of Vallejo in the wheels. Application of black in the tracks, tow cable and machine gun. Some little details will be arrange in the advance.
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Rodolfo
[:)] Hello friends!
More updates!
Application of Tamya - white XF2.
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Rodolfo
[:)] Hello friends!
More updates:
Tracks: Step 1.- A coat of gun-metal of Metalcote (Humbrol). Step 2.- Using pigments - mixing indian-red + toast sienna with Spirit solvent. NOTE: I not finished the tracks yet.
Regards!
Rodolfo
You’ve been moving along very fast with this build Rodolfo, nice progress with the paint and tracks! [B]
[:)] Thanks my friend!. Yes, the “OOB” is more easy [;)]
Continue Tracks: Step 3.- Adding pigments toast shadow with Spirit solvent. Step 4.-Dry brush with “polished steel” y “Polished aluminium”, both of Humbrol.
Regards!
Rodolfo
Good call on lightening the Dark Yellow—that’s much nicer in tone now.
Great job on those wheels, too! Although I would hope you’re going to paint out the “rusty rubber” look?
Really can’t wait to see the overall weathering!
[:)] Thanks for your kind comments friend!. Yes, the last step is retouching the rubber wheels and to add some of dry mud.
Regards!
Rodolfo