Hi guys, an update on this first build, finished the base coat and camo today, tried to get a few differant camo patterns in but still having a unified feel, they are all three tone except the flammepanzer, wanted that one to be little different, the Panther sticks out because I gave him a late war camo scheme, will let these dry overnight, next will be painting some details, then a filter, gloss coat, decals, oils wash, matte coat, then weathering.
Mate these are all stunning wip!
ReplyDeletehow great are these??? very great thats what! nice work
ReplyDeletewell done with the progress, your air brush must have been glowing red hot ;)
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Neil
Looking good Dan, thanks for sharing your progress.
ReplyDeleteGreat progress Dan :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome progress Dan, they all look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAmazing amount of work!!
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paul
You're the 'vehicles-man' Dan!
ReplyDeleteAirbrush I suppose? Well done mate. They look fantastic!
WOW!
ReplyDeleten1, thx for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies and gents, yes an airbrush was used, and it was a long session, black under coat, dark yellow base coat and the green/brown camo all in 1 sitting.
ReplyDeleteLadies ??? Could there be others out there besides Tamsin ? :o)
ReplyDeletesweet mate!
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Matt
Nice painting.
ReplyDeleteAre you still swapping 40k for 1/72 figs as I have some troops which may work with these awesome vehicles.Have a wide selection of 1/72 WWII figs,such as British Paras Infantry, and Commandos as well as German infantry and Italieri German Paras. Would be happy to swap.
Looking very good
ReplyDeleteHi Toptrumpet - any metals? I'm moving away from 1/72nd plastics.
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