Amateurmodeller

Next up, a nice Eduard FW190-F8 Profipack. Not decided on which scheme to do yet, but it doesn't make a difference yet So work starts with the cockpit - slotted all the plastic bits together, then added some of the PE (the non pre-printed bits) Then added all the 'pre-printed' PE - ended up painting the PE anyway as Eduard have managed to get the RLM66 a different colour from the paint. Weathered the cockpit with some chipping, an oil wash and some dirt pigments. Not a bad mornings work Peter

Well i've finished the Panzer 38(T) Ausf E, done as a member of the 7th Panzer Division in France 1940. Great fun little kit, really enjoyed it

Today's continuation of the Pnzr 38(T) - the fun bits First I used some masks I cut with my Craft Robo to spray the divisional symbols Then I sprayed and weathered the exhaust Finally added the wheels and tracks

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started with the Panzer Grey. I'm trying the modulation technique for the first time. I've deliberately kept it quite subtle so far Then on with the tracks - Vallejo Track primer, Alclad Steel and Pigments and graphite pencil.

Current kit i'm working on, a lovely little Pzr 38(T) from Trumpeter in 1/35th Scale. Lovely detail, individual track links, and a nice early war tank (lots on rivets and nice angles). Where i'm at now is the primer stage with vallejo black urethane primer - the fun bit (painting) should start tomorrow.

Well i've finished the Crusader today - a nice kit, the only real problem being the sheer size of the finished kit. As a sense of scale the carrier deck print it's stood on is A3 in size.