Finished up the Panzer IIIG with some decals and a bit more grass, dust and mud.
I also did a final extremely light coat with a dusty color on the tops of panels and upper surfaces as well at the running gear with the airbrush. Try not to overdo this as it will hide all your hard work!!
After adding more grass, I drybrushed it a tan color to make it stand out more. I like this grass / mud effect and will be using it on most new tracked projects.
Next up, the Soviet support weapons!Cheers!
Troy
very nice finish...good weathering.
ReplyDeleteErhan
Very professional looking finish.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the way you picked out the tools too, just looking at these now for my plastic soldier panzer IV's...
Beautiful work
ReplyDeleteIncredible models Troy. Your work is always a source of inspiration for me. It's a painting standard to aspire to.
ReplyDeleteGreat job :)
ReplyDeleteA fine-looking vehicle indeed.
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Troy,
ReplyDeleteI got a review of a company making 15mm weapons and stuff.
Love your stuff man!!
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Outstanding
ReplyDeleteStunning work! Very realistic looking tank.
ReplyDeleteIncredible work. It looks like models in bigger scales.
ReplyDeleteThe bucket it is a real eye candy :)