Hasegawa 1/72 Panzer IV F2

Whether its tracked or wheeled, this is the place for it
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Hasegawa 1/72 Panzer IV F2

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So, long story short, went to my local plastic store whit the idea of a new set of cheap oils to paint. Got the oils and a little extra.Image
After less than 4 hours It looks like thisImageImage
(No better camera or ligth setup was near so...)
On the bench..
Attempting to create my first dioramas :)
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Re: Hasegawa 1/72 Panzer IV F2

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Made the painting of hull and turret, and since the oils are a little thick I modified the turret to fit. Now It will wait a few weeks until I buy a Matt Coat can ImageImage
On the bench..
Attempting to create my first dioramas :)
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Re: Hasegawa 1/72 Panzer IV F2

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Well, I run the risk and used whashes over It whitout coat. At the end It turned out well, since the paint hasnt crippled or anything of that. I find It a little like a tea bag, which is a good joke about the enemy of this little dak panzer
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On the bench..
Attempting to create my first dioramas :)
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Re: Hasegawa 1/72 Panzer IV F2

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After a decent amount of time, I decided to glue the tracks whitout weather(ing), now its only left to glue the decals and look for a place to show the final tonk
On the bench..
Attempting to create my first dioramas :)
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