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P IV Brumbar Photos

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Here are some of my P IV Brumbar

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Your models are not bad mate - but here is bad place for "finished" . Good place for finished models: Members gallery > Land gallery . Just do it :th:
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AchtungPanzer wrote:Your models are not bad mate - but here is bad place for "finished" . Good place for finished models: Members gallery > Land gallery . Just do it :th:

Got it.

Maybe an admin can move them?
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Looks superb you've nailed the weathering
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Awesome weathering, fading, rusting and chipping! :) :thumb1: :thumb1: :clap: :clap:
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Can a moderator please move this and my others to the land gallery, thanks
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Plaes move to Land Gallery
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I think this is my favourite of teh three builds recently posted.

Very nice. :thumb2:
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Deacon wrote:I think this is my favourite of teh three builds recently posted.

Very nice. :thumb2:
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I enjoy the Tamyia kits, typically easy to build, good directions yadda yadda yadda....

If you look at the periscope, you may see a little eye ball, I filled it with Future and a drop of Tamiya Smoke, it gave it a dark eye ball center, depth I would call it.

Typically on a truck and half tracks, gauges, after dry brushing to make the details pop, I put drops of future every day over like a week and it builds up a great deep glass look.

Wonder if others still do it???
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excellent weathering and I love the faded look of the decals
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Excellent work mate! Looks great :cheers2:!
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