Painting the panzer 111
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Painting the panzer 111
Started painting with a base coat of tamiya xf63 , then some pre shading with a mixture
of xf63 and matt black mixed 50 50
then following the design went over the base coat with dark green squiggles, and the on top
of that the camp pattern in tamiya xf60
I fitted all the side skirts for future reference but I don't intend to leave them all
fitted ,just while I paint the mm
Next I intend to use the mig filters to enhance the colours and create a base for oils and
washes and chipping
of xf63 and matt black mixed 50 50
then following the design went over the base coat with dark green squiggles, and the on top
of that the camp pattern in tamiya xf60
I fitted all the side skirts for future reference but I don't intend to leave them all
fitted ,just while I paint the mm
Next I intend to use the mig filters to enhance the colours and create a base for oils and
washes and chipping
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Re: Painting the panzer 111
Started the weathering with filters oil paints and washes , I am quit pleased with the results so far , as a tank on the Russian front 1943
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Re: Painting the panzer 111
Hi Dave.
Looking good mate.
Cheers Paul.
Looking good mate.
Cheers Paul.
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Re: Painting the panzer 111
Hello David,
this is a big WOW. I like it very much and on my opinion the right
touch of bumps, rust and scratches, not too much but enough.
this is a big WOW. I like it very much and on my opinion the right
touch of bumps, rust and scratches, not too much but enough.
Have fun building, Kind regards
Christian
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David,
The details really "pop" on your PZIII. I really like the shurtzen. They make your model one of a kind. The paint work and weathering are superb. Excellent job. Its ready to do battle with the T-34/76's!
Best regards,
Bob
The details really "pop" on your PZIII. I really like the shurtzen. They make your model one of a kind. The paint work and weathering are superb. Excellent job. Its ready to do battle with the T-34/76's!
Best regards,
Bob
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Thanks every body for you comments Just about finished now over a hundred hours painting and weathering just a crew member to add and I think that is it
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"magnifico", take a breather, ready for your next build, looks outstanding david, color looks superb, very nice! regards simon.
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Re: Painting the panzer 111
Really very very nice! It seems true, congratulations!
The only thing you might notice (but many do) is the presence of twin MG turret: To function flak outside, they used to take out the MG coaxial gun. So it was very hard to find both.
Cioa,
Iacopo
The only thing you might notice (but many do) is the presence of twin MG turret: To function flak outside, they used to take out the MG coaxial gun. So it was very hard to find both.
Cioa,
Iacopo
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Re: Painting the panzer 111
Thanks for your comments everybody, it is correct what you said Lacopo about the mg
So I have removed one from the mantle , it looks better I think .
Hopefully will get a motion and sound pack soon be nice to see it move
Dave
So I have removed one from the mantle , it looks better I think .
Hopefully will get a motion and sound pack soon be nice to see it move
Dave