Global Scale Modeller

Stokesy44 wrote: Tue Sep 15, 2020 5:58 pm First thoughts are does it look like metal outdoors - check

After that its all about taste. For me, the only part I'd be a little disappointed with (and I mean only a little) is you've got some brush streaking on the forward hull. Could be down to a couple of things, use a flat head brush if you've got one and for vehicles of this colour, go easy on the white or yellow if you've used them. Tans and greens will bring out surface detail and will enhance the opacity of the paintwork. White and yellow are too harsh.*

For a first go it looks great and don't forget, you've still got other stuff you can put on top like pigments for dust, maybe even mist a matt coat over it. So many things to play around with.

Looks a cracker

*All advice / opinion given above comes with our usual 'suck eggs' disclaimer

BigWall wrote: Wed Sep 16, 2020 1:30 am I think Stokesy gave some good advice. I'm the king of being heavy handed so the only real advice I can give you is start light and build it up to where it looks good to you. I guess the real questions are how do you feel about it? Does it look like what you were trying for? Is there a specific look that you tried for but feel like you didn't create? Nice work and congratulations for having the sack to try something new on a really nice build.