Here is my latest re-vamped freebie I acquired from the recently published Combat Tanks magazine - a Panzer Mk. 4 in the markings of the 19th Panzer Division. The models are die- cast and plastic and are fairly basic, but detailed and robust enough for war gaming. Apologies for the quality of the photos - I used my phone.
They are pristine and need a bit of prep to get them realistic enough for the hell of the table top. However, being a Muppet, I never took a 'before' photo of the model to contrast; suffice to say it was distinctly virginal and toy-like.
Anyway, enough waffle, I gave the model a series of washes using Citadel sepia, mud and black. Plenty of Vallejo dark earth and over the tracks and running gear to give it a suitably filthy, battle-worn look (sort-of). Finally, plenty of dry brushing using mainly grey and dark sand before mounting on a base - still got a small amount of static Steppe grass to apply - and it's ready to defend western civilisation in Mother Russia...
A couple of PSC Late War German Infantry for scale...
That's it for now,
Monty
Excellent work Sir!
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Thanks Thanos!
DeleteOutstanding, air brushed?
ReplyDeleteThanks Al, no mate - black and mud brown washes and dry brushing ;)
ReplyDeleteLooking gooooooddd!
ReplyDeleteCheers Nick ;)
DeleteCertainly nothing toy-like about it now. You've brought up the details really well and looks fine next to those PSC fellas. Is it 1/72 true scale?
ReplyDeleteCheers, Dave
As far as I can see Dave ;)
DeleteGood find Monty and nice work on the battle weathering. How many tanks are they bringing out?
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul
Thanks Paul, much appreciated - there were quite a few during the magazine's run from all periods. I bought the first edition as it was cheaper, before they ramped the cover price up on the later ones. I scrounge these from a bod at work who doesn't want them anymore ;)
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Monty
Very nice weathering, really like the paint job.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks - much appreciated ;)
ReplyDeletenice work with the Tanks great weathering check out my tiger 1/35
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Cheers Vinnie - will do ;)
ReplyDeleteWhoops I missed this. What a gem of a re-boot!The dry brushing is spot on.
ReplyDeletePat on the back for this.
Thanks Paul - nice one, mate ;)
ReplyDeleteGood!
ReplyDeleteVery good, it looks like a Panzer IV should
Battle worn but still up for it even in 1945
Cheers Geordie!
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