Dragon 1/72 Type 95 (continued)

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KitBuster
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Dragon 1/72 Type 95 (continued)

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Last time I posted i mentioned I textured the Type 95 with Woodland Scenics green Fine Turf and artist brown chalk I made into dust. The fixer (Vallejo Matte Varnish) was applied with a brush. The result was a tank that is starting to resemble what I want:
type 95 underwater.jpg
type 95 underwater 2.jpg
Later I added a bit more brown to it and i may add some black here and there. I'm pleased with it so far and I am glad its working out. Again, here is the attempted look I'm aiming for:
type 95 real.jpg

Link to the first part of my build: http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=11996
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Thats a great and very unusual idea, i love it! :) Good luck with this project!
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Re: Dragon 1/72 Type 95 (continued)

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Until I saw the third photo, I thought you were going for a topiary tank!

Great idea; Iooking forward to the finished item.
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Re: Dragon 1/72 Type 95 (continued)

Post by Hank »

I thought you were mad until I saw the third picture. Great idea. It's going to look great!
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