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Alex Rakhimgulov (Mortu)

KV-9 for painting practice

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Ordered 3 figures for KV-1, so i have to remake some things ) Open hatch and add some self made details. )) 
 

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First experience ))) 
 

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In progress... 
 

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Still in progress 
 

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I think, it is done. For now )  
 

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Comments

50 27 June, 09:04
Villiers de Vos
Very nice texturing and weld marks on this Soviet beast. The photo etch details is a nice touch.
10 July, 02:10
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thank you, Mate! This photo etch is selfmade from 0.2mm brass plate ))) I need to buy the photo etch bender, to make it better. ))
10 July, 07:14
Doubtingmango
Nice practice!
16 July, 19:38
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thanks! )
17 July, 12:26
Joe
Looks great! How are you making the weld beads?
8 August, 12:46
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thanks, Mate!
I try to make weld beads like on my favorite YT cannel )))
1) I make a groove with scraiber, if it necessary on the plane surfaces.
2) Next, i prepare 2 component putty, and make a thin "laces" out of it.
3) After that, I carefully fill the grooves and angles with putty "laces" and apply welding texture with special tool (toothpick with tip warped with brass sheet, witch forms small speared C shape).
That is all.
9 August, 09:30
Joe
The outcome looks very realistic, thanks for the explanation!
9 August, 11:59
Doubtingmango
I think I'm in love with the hatch detail
26 August, 19:45
Villiers de Vos
Fantastic work.
27 August, 04:18
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thanks, Friends! It is a really exciting and addictive process )))
I would like too ask, can anyone tell me, how to paint a "glass"? I mean, i need to imitate a glass on the headlight, and i can't find info, how to do it.
27 August, 10:05
Doubtingmango
I do a mix of light blue, light beige and white. Using only white is just too stark. Hit it with a little clear gloss, and then a grimy wash. Still doesn't compare to the kits with the clear plastic lens covers, but doesn't look bad.
27 August, 11:24
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thanks for info, Mate! Will try your way.
27 August, 11:38
Bohrmann
The 'painting exercise' is a success. Well done! 👍🏻.If this is an exercise then I am already looking forward to your 'for real work'😉
27 August, 13:43
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thanks for kind words! Enjoying every new step on this way! Next goes Tiger )
27 August, 16:47
Guy Rump
Great job! 👍
27 August, 19:24
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thanks!
30 August, 17:40
Mick Burdett
10 out of 10 goodjob
31 August, 20:25
Alex Rakhimgulov
Thank you!
1 September, 06:39
Kirill K.
Good job👌
1 September, 07:38
Neuling
Mission accomplished! Top!
1 September, 08:53

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1:35 KV-9 (Ark Models 35021)

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