I've neglected this with the Tiger build going but I put some quick paint on it without any wear and tear/weathering added. I plan on painting it the proper creme/off-white color. It sure adds to the open cupola even when a figure is there. I have not fixed the periscopes yet but was just taking some pictures of Tiger parts and thought I'd post this too.
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Tim
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I finally had the chance to mold and cast up some of the periscope bracket inserts and a quick coat of black primer to see what they look like. Prism housings will get the bakelite paint and fake prism glass like my hull periscopes. That and some weathering to all the parts.
Now all I have to do is machine the kits cupola periscope openings
They're not fixed in place so some are sitting crooked.
Someday, this Panther will be finished!
Regards
Tim
I finally had the chance to mold and cast up some of the periscope bracket inserts and a quick coat of black primer to see what they look like. Prism housings will get the bakelite paint and fake prism glass like my hull periscopes. That and some weathering to all the parts.
Now all I have to do is machine the kits cupola periscope openings
They're not fixed in place so some are sitting crooked.
Someday, this Panther will be finished!
Regards
Tim
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Redid the scopes so they have the corrected angle and have made them hollow so I can insert clear material to represent the prism/glass. I still have not machined my own cupola to fit these but now that these are finally completed, hope to do it soon and take some photos. Been busy with lots of other stuff.
Happy tanking
Tim
Happy tanking
Tim
"So long as one isn't carrying one's head under one's arm, things aren't too bad." – Erwin Rommel