StuIG 33B

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StuIG 33B

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the Box art, and inside.
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Update 09-10-2013 * building ready*
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building
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last pictures
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Wow peter, that built up really fast. Looks pretty good to.
Are you planning a diorama with it? I always like seeing these things creeping around the ruins of buildings myself.
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This model built very quickly, I think about to build a diorama!
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Tank is ready, but I am not really proud of it.
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Nice little StuIG.

What is it your not happy with?

The camo pattern is nice.
On the bench

Too much to list. !!


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What don't you like about it Peter?
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My first weathering tank, have no experience with it! Tips opinions are welcome!

I have use, Vallejo WashSepia Shade and Vellejo Pigments set nr 2.

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well .... i`ve done it only 2 times myself but maybe next time you could try to aply your wash vertical on the sides ... from up to down so it would look more like rain dirt ( the way the water would run of it )
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Uhm. .... That. ..... And. .. uhm. ... That. ..... And. ..... uhm. ..... That. .... And. ... uhm. .. :( waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much
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Thanks for the tip, I will definitely do next time! Thank you!!
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After all of your painting is done, and you're about to apply some pigments, you could apply a flat coat to cut down on the shine.
WWII armour wasn't very shiny at all, even in the rain.
Hope that helps a bit.
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