Tamiya 32527 - SU-122 Russian Tank Destroyer
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More weathering to blend the over-chipping, I've used nothing but old kitchen knife to do chipping of white paint, originally no hobby tools were used to build this model
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Tamiya Mud Stick used to simulate footsteps of driver on hull
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Tamiya Weathering Master Set C used to add steel feel on gun mantlet and also 'used' gun effect
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Mud on fenders and rust effect on engine grills, I don't like it as it's too orange so I might fix that.
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Mud on road wheels using Tamiya Mud Stick and Tamiya Weathering Master Set A
Commenti
2 7 July 2014, 16:25
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Nice effect of the chiped paint. I also build 1/48th armor. The old Bandi kits. Gary
7 July 2014, 18:02
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thank you : )
i'm not any good at modelling so far, also in my country the modelling paints and tools aren't available and i use primitive methods for painting and weathering.
7 July 2014, 21:03
Album info
Painted it with ordinary spray paints. Used some references and books to achieve correct winter camo of SU-122's that entered Berlin.
Update (Feb 15): More photos added of model after applying some weathering, I've bought myself some weathering tools recently : )