Panzer 4 1/72 scale

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Panzer 4 1/72 scale

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Hi Guys,

Here's a Panzer 4 1/72 scale.
Though 1/35 scale is my preferred scale, it is a challenge to paint a 1/72
and make it look convincing.
And here is the result:

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That's all folks.

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Holy crap Han!
Another master pizza!
72! Oh wow! I can only really tell looking closely at a few small parts that it's not 35th.
They have nothing to do with your work or skills though. They're sublime!
That chipping is beyond compare buddy. I couldn't do that no matter how hard I tried.
Well freaking done dude!
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Coen wrote:Holy crap Han!
Another master pizza!
72! Oh wow! I can only really tell looking closely at a few small parts that it's not 35th.
They have nothing to do with your work or skills though. They're sublime!
That chipping is beyond compare buddy. I couldn't do that no matter how hard I tried.
Well freaking done dude!
Thanks Coen, I'm blushing..
You're to kind. :bow::
:cheers2:

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Nice hard execution. :th: I see Model in total exploited variant ;) I love special work with exhaust ... Model IV Ausf H was from Revell-It is a pity that You mate do not use a skirts and decals for this model. They were in a box - It was nice to see the complete variant of this model. Do you give advice to do? :think: Maybe next time? :cheers2:
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Fantabulous! :thumb1: :thumb1:
WIP:: Tamiya 1/48 F4U-1A Corsair

Non-WIP::Eduard 1/48 Fokker DVII, Revell 1/32 Arado AR196 and 1/32 BF109G10 Erla,
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P.S. Have You a photos, movie from "Work with this model - painting" ? I am interested in 8-)
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AchtungPanzer wrote:Nice hard execution. :th: I see Model in total exploited variant ;) I love special work with exhaust ... Model IV Ausf H was from Revell-It is a pity that You mate do not use a skirts and decals for this model. They were in a box - It was nice to see the complete variant of this model. Do you give advice to do? :think: Maybe next time? :cheers2:
Yes. You're completely right about the decals!
I totally forgot! :wtf:

If you look here: http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=6685
I did some tutorial stuff on how to do certain techniques.

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