T-34/85 UTZ - Dragon 1/35

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T-34/85 UTZ - Dragon 1/35

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I got this T-34 already started... there where some parts missing and some minor building mistakes !!!
For the mistakes I just unglued the parts using a scalpel and brute force !!! The missing parts I cannibalize from the T-34 from tamiya but before I made silicon molds so I can later reproduce those parts!!!

After a lot of sweat it went to the painting booth and came out like this ....

(Vallejo Model Air "Russian green" , Highlights using base color + Vallejo modelcolor "Flat Yellow" + "white")

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Protecting the model and smoothing out the colors has well has getting the surface ready for decals I applied a coat of Future !!!
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Great job Pedro, looking very nice! Really like the highlights, they really give it depth and the varnish brings the colours together nicely.
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Looks good buddy.

One thing that strikes me as a bit odd is that the highlights are in very specific places. I.E. the hatches, are highlighted, yet the flat turret roof isn't...

Just looks a tad unnatural why the round rear hull hatch is highlighted, but not the rest of the rear hull plate? Paint work is awesome and neat though!
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Highlighting or post shading is a difficult technique. You are traveling on a road less traveled, my friend. Nice job! I agree with Gav, adding more highlight to other areas will break away the contrast. Model on! :thumb1:
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Thanks for the comments guys!!! :D

Gav you are absolutely right !!!! :cry: :cry: My bad !!! :(

A small update on the little T-34, decals in place !! .... Sorry about the background but my "photo booth" is in "repair mode" :(

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Nice work :thumb2:
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Nice work Pedro, you're handy with an airbrush :th:
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That's going to look really nice when it's done Pedro. You got all the colours right on.
It's just the highlighting that needs a bit of touch up, easy to fix.
Those decals sat down really nice, what did you use to seat them?
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Nice progress! :th:

Decals can be a real pain but you've nailed it!! :th: :th:
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Looking good Pedro, decals went on nicely.
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Coming together very nicely indeed dude. :th:
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