Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer 1/35 Academy

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Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer 1/35 Academy

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Hello

hello all in my new thread, this time on the operating table gets model's academy.
It will try to build a vehicle that was recovered in the Warsaw Uprising. Insurgents given him the name Chwat. The model requires small corrections so that resembled the vehicle on which it is modeled.

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Great job mate! Nicely weathered and chipped :) :thumb1: :thumb1: :clap:
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That's wonderful!!! I love the battle damage and the weathering. Excellent work.
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Its Great mate . Super execution :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Wonderful job mate, really wonderful.
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Excellent paintwork ... looks great :th: !
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Well done!!
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Hi there!
Thank you for the friendly welcome another of my work. It's time for weathering, chipping and adhesion guards called shurzen :)

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Scratches on the armor done in pencil, very nice and quick way. The rest is vallejo pigments, pearlescent liquid for floors, etc.

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I hope I can finish this model, yesterday I watched the movie fury, and I increasingly mood for Sherman :lol:
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Stunning! The weathering looks amazing ... beautifully done mate :clap:
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That's excellent work!
Well worn and battered.
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Excellent work! Paint work is great, and the weathering is top class. :th:
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Amazing, I really like this one, its just superbly painted and weathered, and fury is on my must see list
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Awesome weathering!! Nice and dirty!
A real veterane! Great job!!!

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hansolo wrote:Awesome weathering!! Nice and dirty!
A real veterane! Great job!!!

cheers

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I really like your photography, its crystal clear and gives that extra boost to the models!
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Thanks guys :cheers2:
LudvigN wrote:I really like your photography, its crystal clear and gives that extra boost to the models!
Thanks, it's not difficult. It seems to me that a good preparation backgrounds and photographs increases the attractiveness of the model, and of much better it is watching.

Actually it's very simple, you just have to take care of a good background and provide some light. I use two large cardboard sheets and tripod.

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The camera must be set to A mode and set the aperture value to a higher, from 12-22. Thanks manage to avoid blurring of images

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Finally, it should use a graphics program. I'm using photoscape, very light and easy to use.

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Most of the functions can be obtained by clicking once on the selected items. Contrast, sharpness improvement. The whole takes less than a minute :D
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Wow, it's been a year when I started to glue this model :wtf: I think it's time to finish the work.
I made a small diorama and I added a resin figurine :)

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Excellent job love the weathering
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Jaw-droppingly good Sir, fantastic.
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Fantastic work!!
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Well done, Sir.
Your weathering is perfect. I think we have a tendency anymore to make our tanks TOO dirty with all those pigments. But you have a great blend.
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Very nice weathering,my kind to finish a modeltank :)
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