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That is amazing work! You certainly seem to be the master of rust. So, is the snow just baking soda?
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Looks good, but like it just... stopped moving. Usually abandoned tanks have open hatches, missing parts (usually tracks are either broken or gone), stuff like that. Maybe add more snow around the tracks so it looks like it was there before the snow started falling and didn't just get plopped down on top of it.
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Thank you for your input. The snow is just bakingsoda sprayed with hairspray.
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It started as a fun challenge from a friend... He said he would send me something and I would build it.I said yes, knowing it would be something New for me.. Only thing I knew was that it was in 1/35 and "russian", so I kinda assumed Tank... What I got in the mail a little later was a crunched box containing a Kit of a Polish tank. and judging from the color of the Sprues and the Amazing amount of lack of detail I knew I had my work cut out for me... So I went to town on it.. Opened the back end and Scratch-built a engine that would be partially visible.. I quickly decided that it had to become a rusted Wreck, so I left the back open and I went with that.... Its painted and Weathered with Products frm AMMO by Mig Jimenez. Even made a base for it and put it under a blanket of snow.... Used what I had.. A Kitchen-tile... Earth, plaster, Baking soda, Hairspray.. Even took a Dead branch off one of my Chili-plants..