Panzer IV Ausf.J

[Heiko Sattler]

Here a small paint update but still not finished

[simon_manning]

the paintwork finish is superb and very realistic, the effect you achieve is very good, regards simon manning.

[Heiko Sattler]

update

[Heiko Sattler]

I have continued on the tower. In the moment I paint for 2 months on my Panzer IV rum and somehow it takes no end

[Stephen White]

Heiko

It's worth all the effort you're putting in. The result of all your labour is very realistic, a true scale model. Thanks for posting a very enjoyable Sunday update. Are you using oils to achieve the weathering?

Mit freundlichen Grüβen

Stephen

[Adrian Harris]

> I paint for 2 months on my Panzer IV rum and somehow it takes no end

Masterpieces take time

Check out Simon Manning's King Tiger thread. Started Dec 2012, finished (possibly) Aug 2015. That's three years of painting But what a finished result.

That's the great thing about these kits - you can build them as stock and run them in bare metal as I do, you can detail and paint them as Simon does, or you can rebuild it from scratch as is Stephen's preference

Adrian.

[Heiko Sattler]

Here are some pictures I forgot

[Maarten Schutjes]

Truly amazing detailing Heiko Bravo

[Heiko Sattler]

I once started to pollute the underwater of my ancestor easily
Many say this is superfluous with an RC model. But I see something different
At certain places the dirt does not fly as with the original
But the rest comes in driving

[Phil Woollard]

Very well thought out and nice looking weathering regards Phil.

[Heiko Sattler]

Right now I'm working on my whirlwind tower. Here are some pictures
But it still finds itself in the origin.

The casters I have now Installed at 2 casters are the seals in the covers defect. Especially since I try to simulate that

[Heiko Sattler]

HI men

The tank is ready. Now I just have the chain painting. And decorate the armor accessories

[Phil Woollard]

Very nice, the chains will be challenging but worth the effort regards Phil.

[Heiko Sattler]

Thank you very much the pictures you like.
I started to paint some of the spare chain links, on original pictures of those days, I noticed again and again the chain links were also primed or simply simply over painted. So I decided to make the chain addition armor, which my Iver gets a little more colorful

[Phil Woollard]

Hi H, superb weathering as usual, you have the patience of a saint. Got any more photos only joking, keep up the inspiring work regards Phil.