Marder III M AT ambush
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This is the Marder III m with some custom detail.
In the first and last picture, you can see one of the racks (the right one) is completely missing. It got yeeted out of existence and never found... so it turned into a rusty accident, and I like!
In the last picture you can also see the drivers hatch that also turned into a rusty mess, as I evidently flooded it with acrtylich paint that dried up, so I made it into a chipping and rust mosaic.
In the other pictures, you can see the sunken track where the gear and track itself broke, thus its lower than the other one. The thick dried mud is doing a bit to hide it - not that bad of an outcome, but the most troubling of evident none the less.
Last but not least, the left track also broke in several places, but the thick mud hides the twisted track almost completely. It happened when I heated the track for application, and used too much heat excidentaly. This is the best of workarounds, as the mud really does hide it completely.
While I like the mud on the merkava more, as it was more tastful, this time, it's not bad. A combination between textured earth, acrylic and enamel earth paints. I could maybe add more dust transitions, but seeing this is supposed to be late normandy campaign, it could make sense to me, as that area sees a lot of rain in the summer.
I will now plan my new project, I'm not sure if to continue with Diorama, or maybe the my next kit.