Global Scale Modeller

Love it simple as that

Dude, you should figure out how to make your accidents happen all the time.
I wish mine were so productive.
Next time I spill paint all over my nice new floor I'll be thinking of you.

That looks awesome Radzy

Coming along nicely mate

Update #8

First of all - thanks guys for support! These simple encouraging words of yours kept me continuing this heroic fight despite some bad things happening to this build.

I said kept, because I finally can consider the model done.

This is how it looks now at the very end of the struggle:





Please leave any constructive feedback to the build as there's always a room for improvements
and sorry for bad pics quality, but my photo booth and ligths are far from decent

cant see any problems bud looks superb like the mud effect and the stowage looks natural

Update #8.5

Thanks Tiger for good words!

I told I would post info about stuff I used in creation of this model. So to keep the promises filled - this is the list of all chemicals I used in process weathering:



In order of appearance (on the model):
1) pin wash with Vallejo Umber Shadow 73203;
2) 1st dot filter with various paints (without buff colour);
3) satin varnish followed by second layer of dot filter - this time with excessive usage of buff colour - just to create nice, yet subtle, dusty streak looking layer;
4) matt varnish and then streaks with AK024 & AK069 + plus some oil / wet effects;
5) final, very thick layer of matt varnish and then weathered tracks with vallejo and mig rust washes and then just various muds as seen on the picture.

I used so many varnish layers to protect parts of work I considered as well done, especially that in the later stages I used mostly oil / enamel based products. And it really paid back - when I messed the first attempt to apply muds -> I cleaned it up to the last varnish layer and started over again

Hope this is of any help for somebody

Regards,
Radek

I've made this, it's a super kit and you have made a splendid job of it.