Small Scale Military Headquarters

Here is my 1/16 R/C T-34/85 which done at years ago, that I'm trying to compose with 1/6 figure but I haven't done yet. The entire kit had been repainted North Koera army and weathered.

Wow. Nice job.

WOW !

She looks great !!!

Geez you painted those numbers by hand ?

As I have said before you my friend have some skills !!!!!

Amazing weathering!

Makes it a whole different beast

you painted those numbers by hand? you prick....lol.

that's amazing work....first rate. I wish i had 1/100 your talent.

I didn't realize you collected armour in 'that' scale. I was under the impressson you were pure of heart.

Thanks gentleman's.
It was a coincidence that I've brought this kit from the last day of military show, the booth didn't expect to leave any stuff at the show that I've got the great price for the kit. It is fun for R/C tanks when the beast running!

How much did you get it for? Last I check in Manila it goes for around $80 or $150 with a German tank.

Sierra Hotel~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

sax5thave wrote:How much did you get it for? Last I check in Manila it goes for around $80 or $150 with a German tank.

I've had this kit for 39 bucks, I grab it immediately without the doubt.

I always like seeing the different methods people use to weather their pieces. What method did you use for the blackened dirty areas? I really like the way that turned out. And what did you do for the chipped paint areas?

Another great piece, you sir, are one talented individual

hotrodrock wrote:I always like seeing the different methods people use to weather their pieces. What method did you use for the blackened dirty areas? I really like the way that turned out. And what did you do for the chipped paint areas?

Here is the tip of how I do the dust weathering on my T-34;
*Get the gray、brown、yellow send color of charcoal pastel, then cutting those charcoal as powder into container.
*pour a bit of Tamiya acrylic thinner to mix the charcoal powder then stirring it to have density look.
*Use the brush to apply the density charcoal powder on the kit.
*Use kitchen tissue slightly wipes the area that shows the natural dust effect when dry.

The chipped paint effect is simple, that I used Gunze black iron to paint the chipped spot then I use tissue paper to wipe the painted areas that show the dark shinny effect.

This takes me sometimes to type in English, hope you understand my writing.
Hope this help!

Very nice tank. Love the weathering. You do a great job on your English also. I think everyone gets the idea.