Bronco 1/35 M-24 Chaffee

[jgaudon34]

This one was sitting on the shelf primed for about a year or so. It took about a year of fits and starts before that to complete it. It is after all a Bronco. Lots of parts, lots of very teeny tiny parts. It tries my patience, and i needed frequent breaks.
But a couple of months ago I started in earnest to complete the painting and detail, until today. Its going into the cabinet.
This is out of the box. It came with its own Photoetch fret. I added some Value Gear stowage leftovers from other projects.
Weathering was filters and washes using Windsor and Newton Yellow Ochre oil, AK weather effects, and MIG dried mud productions pigments with AK pigment fixer..

Chaffee Final B (16 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr
Chaffee Final B (15 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr
Chaffee Final B (12 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr
Chaffee Final B (11 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr
Chaffee Final B (10 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr
Chaffee Final B (9 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr
Chaffee Final B (7 of 19) by Joe Gaudon, on Flickr

[alextheblue]

Beautiful finish, love the weathering! Great tonal variation on the olive drab as well and all of the details just finish this off nicely. Great work!!

The Chaffee always reminds me of the Bulldog for some reason.

[digger303]

Beautiful finish, love the weathering! Great tonal variation on the olive drab as well and all of the details just finish this off nicely. Great work!!

The Chaffee always reminds me of the Bulldog for some reason.

Hell what ALEX said

[Tomcat64]

That's absolutely stunning work!

[barrythornton]

That was worth the wait. Stunner.

i was thinking of using mickey thompsons on my tlt, how are they working for ya?

eh?

[SBF]

congratulations, good job, I like mud and accessories a lot, as well as aging