Dragon Tiger 1 Initial Production.

[Guest]

That looks really good John, are we going to see lashings & lashings of lovely Russian mud?

You knows it!

[Robert1968]

That look brill!!!

[aaron]

Beautiful platform for a healthy dose of mud, especially since there's a lack of side guards.

[monica]

very nice work on this so far,looking good,


the wood on the tools looks good,

[Guest]

Beautiful platform for a healthy dose of mud, especially since there's a lack of side guards.

Indeed! I've been liaising with my mate, who used to drive a scorpion, he's been talking about the realities of tracked vehicles speeding through mud! My mud application system has yet to have accuracy about the direction it takes, so a day or two trying out methods is long overdue!

[Guest]

Beginning to dirty her up a bit, slow process of dabbling and leaving it for an hour or two, then coming back to it with fresh eyes.


Also referring a lot to the box art, which is pretty good!

[Guest]

That's coming along nicely John. You're so right about doing a little bit at a time, that really helps!

[Guest]

Nice looking kitty John, it's really coming along a treat, looking forward to seeing more

[Guest]

Thanks guys, it's going to take a while, as I'm being very patient about the oils drying before scrubbing away with the next layer!

[Guest]

Nice work so far John!


The tone colour is magnificent

[Guest]

That's looking pretty good so far John!

[aaron]

Some nice dusty effects going on there John.

[monica]

looking good do like how your doing this one,

[Guest]

Cheers, I'm trying to scuff it up a bit before doing the mud splashes. I think that the patina of use does build up over time, and layers are key to success. There'll be no chipping on this one, as it's relatively new, but 5 blokes clamber all over this thing every day, so I figure it's gonna have a lot of grime and wear!

[flyjoe180]

Great work John.