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Kevthemodeller wrote: Mon Sep 13, 2021 8:30 am Very much on the home straight now mate, the tracks are superb :banana: :th: :pop:
Thanks Kev. I'll dust them down with sand pigments but that's about it. No need for mud and debris.
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Twokidsnosleep wrote: Mon Sep 13, 2021 5:33 pm Quite an impressive machine
The weathering and use effects are very well done
Thanks Scott. I love this part of the process. Like you in the build phase, its about what can I create? Lord I love this hobby!!!
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Great looking build so far!
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Still and even more impressive.
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The weathering looks perfect! You did a great job keeping it appropriate to the larger scale!
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Thanks for your kind comments everyone.

Today is a landmark day. I'm calling the clanker finished. :dance: :dance:

Final knockings today were dry pigments. I dusted up the tracks, the wheels, return rollers, track guards and the front and rear ends. Everything was dry applied with a brush or effects sponge, except the front and rear view of the tracks where I applied some thinner to get a a nice thick covering.

The sag of the track is a bit all over the place as the tracks move when the tank does. Once its properly on display I'll tweak them so they look all pretty and saggy :shifty:

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I was pleased with how the track guards came out. The tools seem to suck the pigments down for a really nice sun fade / dusty look.

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I also dry brushed the wheels and return rollers in the hope the detail could be seen on them

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The powder has really taken the edge off the tools and they look much more organic now.

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And here it is. Its taken far longer than I thought it would but you could say its more cost-effective that way!

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I'll do some revel photos but that's it for the build thread.

As always, thanks for looking in and your (universally positive) comments. You make the build more than the sum of its parts.

Next up, something very, very different..... 8-)
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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A masterpiece !! Great work !

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Congratulations!!!

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It's a masterpiece! She looks great!
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Ya missed a rivet in the mid left area.












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Lovely work that was always going to take some time to do it well which you have excelling in leaps and bounds.
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Oh yes :banana: :banana: terrific build mate, superb weathering and plenty of lovely internal detailing :bow:: :clap: :clap:

Are you converted to 1/16 now I wonder? If so what's next :think: :)
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Beautiful build - the larger scale certainly gives you more to play (literally) and you've taken full advantage of that. End result is truly impressive.
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    Stunning result!
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    Truly a Magnum Opus build
    Well done
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    This was an inspiring epic build, and I loved it!

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    Stokesy44 wrote: Sun Sep 26, 2021 5:02 pm Thanks for your kind comments everyone.

    Today is a landmark day. I'm calling the clanker finished. :dance: :dance:

    Final knockings today were dry pigments. I dusted up the tracks, the wheels, return rollers, track guards and the front and rear ends. Everything was dry applied with a brush or effects sponge, except the front and rear view of the tracks where I applied some thinner to get a a nice thick covering.

    The sag of the track is a bit all over the place as the tracks move when the tank does. Once its properly on display I'll tweak them so they look all pretty and saggy :shifty:

    I was pleased with how the track guards came out. The tools seem to suck the pigments down for a really nice sun fade / dusty look.

    I also dry brushed the wheels and return rollers in the hope the detail could be seen on them

    The powder has really taken the edge off the tools and they look much more organic now.

    And here it is. Its taken far longer than I thought it would but you could say its more cost-effective that way!

    I'll do some revel photos but that's it for the build thread.

    As always, thanks for looking in and your (universally positive) comments. You make the build more than the sum of its parts.

    Next up, something very, very different..... 8-)
    This build it´s just awsome :jd: ...congrats!
    I´m not much into armor, maybe I should.
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    rmontesb wrote: Mon Sep 27, 2021 11:59 pm
    This build it´s just awsome :jd: ...congrats!
    I´m not much into armor, maybe I should.
    Thank you. I was not into armor myself until recently. I would recommend armor to any modeler. Get a nice Tamiya recent release and go have fun. 1/35 is a great scale to work on.
    Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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    Thank you to everyone for their kind comments.
    Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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    Beautiful work and a joy to see come together.
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    'tis a thing of beauty, well done! :bow:: :bow::

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    digger303 wrote: Fri Oct 01, 2021 11:30 am Beautiful work and a joy to see come together.
    :clap: :clap: :clap:
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    Quax wrote: Thu Oct 14, 2021 4:15 pm 'tis a thing of beauty, well done! :bow:: :bow::

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    Thank you Gentlemen. It took a while to get there but the beast clanked over the line eventually :th:
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    Fantastic work.
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