Tamiya Panzerkampfwagen iv Ausf. D
Komentarzy
11 March 2018, 18:11
Nathan CamarilloThanks sir! I have the road wheels painted now. I'm just waiting for the fruli tracks to arrive so I can finish it and dust it up!
21 March 2018, 13:28
Spanjaardsimply stunning Nathan. a great piece of work!! there is only one thing missing.... this beauty is asking for a small base, simple, to draw even more attention to it.
27 March 2018, 20:48
Nathan CamarilloHehe one day I'll start doing bases and dioramas🙂 for now it's onto the next kit! Thanks for the compliments!
27 March 2018, 21:38
Soeren R.Fantastic result Nathan.
A step by step guide for a armor beginner like me, would be nice from you😉
28 March 2018, 05:23
Peter HardyHey Nat, you have created some interest with this build! James' comment is 100% correct, you have made a 1 colour paint job take on depth and great visual interest. I have built a lot of armour and have never managed to turn thin plastic into thick, cold, tempered steel. You have with this Desert Panzer. Congratulations on setting the bar a little higher. One thing that I suffer from is Scalemates envy, I see a fellow Scalemate complete a build in a genre I haven't tried and the fire is lit! I might just slide a tank back into the list of priorities.
28 March 2018, 22:15
Spanjaardi fully agree with Peter... i got some Panther that could make use of the techniques used in this beautiful PIV
28 March 2018, 22:23
Nathan CamarilloWow guys, thanks so much for your kind words and comments! I'm always inspired by your works as well and really have learned a lot by looking at your builds the past two years since I got back into the hobby. This is the first time I've done a WWII light desert type build. Preshading helped a lot as well as the chipping pass I did with torn up kitxhing sponge. I've never tried the hairspray technique yet. Oil washes and a little pastel dust really helped finish this off. Again thanks so much for stopping by! Onto the next build!
29 March 2018, 00:03
