Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
I have seen a couple of these kits but never one built Terry. Looking good so far!
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FIFTY SHADES OF GREY
- Thread starter MrT
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Bob
phantom II
Master at Arms
Interesting machinery . Rather complicated :coolio
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Here are the specs
Armor
13–20 mm (0.51–0.79 in)
Main
armament
75 mm KwK L/24
or
105 mm howitzer
Secondary
armament
37 mm KwK 36 (L/45)
2x 7.92 mm MG 13/34
Engine
290 hp BMW Va or
300 hp Maybach HL 108 TR
Suspension
coil springs
Operational
range
road: 120 km (75 mi)
Speed
road: 25 km/h (16 mph)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Waiting for more T :drinks Cheers, Christian B)
Ok lets put on some shades...
This is a finished image of the shading done so far and the paints used.
This is the starting point. The turret is primed with Nato Black
We begin by adding a overspray of Nato Black and a few drops of German Grey.
Next we move to German Grey and begin to define the panels and major components.
German Grey and few drops of Sky Grey and Medium Blue highlight the panels further.
Then we finish off with Sky grey with a few drops of German Grey.
Further on in the process I may go back and re-shade some areas.
Now I use Light Grey to highlight some raised details to add more light to the model.
Now it's time to add the oil wash. This is the first wash. There may be several before we're done. This one is a dark grey wash made from Windsor and Newton Flake White and Mars Black. This will tone down the colors and blend them together.
Notice the brush strokes give a sense of streaking and paint wear.
Next we will be doing some early dry brushing and tinting.
B)
This is a finished image of the shading done so far and the paints used.
This is the starting point. The turret is primed with Nato Black
We begin by adding a overspray of Nato Black and a few drops of German Grey.
Next we move to German Grey and begin to define the panels and major components.
German Grey and few drops of Sky Grey and Medium Blue highlight the panels further.
Then we finish off with Sky grey with a few drops of German Grey.
Further on in the process I may go back and re-shade some areas.
Now I use Light Grey to highlight some raised details to add more light to the model.
Now it's time to add the oil wash. This is the first wash. There may be several before we're done. This one is a dark grey wash made from Windsor and Newton Flake White and Mars Black. This will tone down the colors and blend them together.
Notice the brush strokes give a sense of streaking and paint wear.
Next we will be doing some early dry brushing and tinting.
B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Nice tutorial Terry
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
What Christian said!
Bob
Bob
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looks good Terry!