Johns 1/35 Zevzda StuG B for Bobs GB

[Guest]

Looking good John :smiling3:.

[Guest]

I like 'em dirty, it suits it well, looks like they were made to be that way.

I keep forgetting to say, great job on the hand painted name on the side!

[Lee Drennen]

Looking great John

[Guest]

Looking good John :smiling3:.

Thanks Ralph.

I like 'em dirty, it suits it well, looks like they were made to be that way.

I keep forgetting to say, great job on the hand painted name on the side!

If you had heard the swearing Andy , I had it set out just right....... Then did one letter too thick. Wiped it off about half a dozen times before decided that was it ..

Looking great John

Cheers Lee .

[BattleshipBob]

John, another StuG with rear mounted track links

corporal Jones was right, they do like it up em lol

[Guest]

Thanks Bob for the photo.

Not a great productive day today due to a neighbors funeral , but did manage to a few more coats done to the figures.

Staring to look something, this time I'm applying thin coats of paint , hence some patchy looking bits here and there.

Once I get the uniforms done I'll start the faces.
Any tips more than welcome.








John .

[Guest]

Looking good John.

[Guest]

Looking good John.

As thanks Peter, that black is Vallejo, always seems to have that satin look about it.
Just adding thin coats so as not to obliterate the details on the jackets of the officers as want to show those medals .

[Steve Jones]

Great start on the figures mate. I like the way you have them positioned.

As for tips - If you smell gas in the house light a match and go into each room. If you hear a loud explosion that's where the gas leak is.

[Neil Merryweather]

Any tips more than welcome.

John .

don't eat yellow snow................

[SimonT]

never jump off a moving bus......

[minitnkr]

don't pee into the wind.... never tug on Superman's cape....

[spanner570]

Never cut the grass wearing flip flops!

[Guest]

[Guest]

I see the silly season has started, it never takes long on my builds, no matter how I try to ask pertinent questions. The rabble respond as only they could.

QUOTE="Steve Jones, post: 473386, member: 6583"]
Great start on the figures mate. I like the way you have them positioned.

As for tips - If you smell gas in the house light a match and go into each room. If you hear a loud explosion that's where the gas leak is.
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Your taking the **** I can't do that fortunately as we have no gas.! I'd seen the work of the gas installers and decided a big NO. Loads of call backs, with gas and water leaks. This of course was years ago when the house was built, the was no Gas Safety in those far off days. :smiling::smiling:






To Neil , Simon , Paul, 570 and lastly Jakko ,that was some weird video. :smiling2::smiling2: but fun.
Thank you . :smiling2::smiling2: