Most welcome Rick, good luck stopping our big boy Casper
They like scones, but leave the rasins lol.
Will see how i can use the stencil, not sure how it will look on the Jagdpanzer sides?
A shelf queen in hiding. Tamiya Jagdpanzer IV
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Most welcome Rick, good luck stopping our big boy Casper
They like scones, but leave the rasins lol.
Will see how i can use the stencil, not sure how it will look on the Jagdpanzer sides?
WHAT!!! Did last time i looked, about 20 mins, cannot wait to put the shirt on, get down to the city and watch them lose, no sorry win:upside:
Hi Bob
I'm in. That cat does look very well fed, there's clearly more than one cake in there!! Reminds me of the Australian cat who ate one of his owner's ducks. It was a "duck filled fatty puss"
I'll get my coat.
Jim
I seem to remember Ron doing a successful disc camo just using a cut down brush and sorta twisting it - I think it was Ron anyway.
I'm in. That cat does look very well fed, there's clearly more than one cake in there!! Reminds me of the Australian cat who ate one of his owner's ducks. It was a "duck filled fatty puss"
I'll get my coat.
Jim
I seem to remember Ron doing a successful disc camo just using a cut down brush and sorta twisting it - I think it was Ron anyway.
My god Jim thats terrible:tongue-out3:
Will practice on some plastic card with the stencil, not sure if its big enough?
Love that big ginger lad, he’s a handsome fella!
Hi Bob, not sure what look you are going for, but I found when doing mine that if I kept the three color scheme fairly "tight" I got maximum effect of the disc coverage. if you spread it out there will be larger areas of dunkelgelb visible with no dics in that area.......just depends on what you are after for a final product. :nerd: Rick H.
Hes a pain lol, not afraid of anything and strangly understands food time but not no or stop that lol
Hi Rick
Never tried disc camo, so i do three colour camo then disc on top??
Hi Bob, That is correct..........do your three color scheme as you normally would and then using the template, you spray the dunkelgeld over the top thereby creating the multi colored discs by breaking up the pattern below. Also bear in mind that with a light coat of the overlay, the pattern will be faint, if you double coat it it will become more bold. all depends on what you are looking for. Cheers, Rick H.
Hi Mike
Good to hear from you
Its the new kit of the IV, typical Tamiya lovely to build.
Can see experimenting coming up, got some plastic card to use, thanks for the tip!
After yesterdays fun, finished the Jagdpanzer IV, apart from one of the spare wheel bracket, which i broke!
In my usual Mr Surfacer 1500 thinned 50/50
Next up is tri camo
Bob
In my usual Mr Surfacer 1500 thinned 50/50
Next up is tri camo
Bob
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Think it's time I made an appearance Bob, think it looks like a big StuG to me. :crying:
Yep, could take the much more effective gun.
Thanks Rick :thumb2:
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Bend a new one from some brass rod?
Bob, looking good.
Jim is right. It was me that painted on the discs with a cut down paint brush.
I would post pickies of the results, but posting your own stuff on someone else's thread is kind'a frowned on here at S.M.
It'll be interesting to see how you get on with the stencils. Too fiddly for me I'm afraid.
Jim is right. It was me that painted on the discs with a cut down paint brush.
I would post pickies of the results, but posting your own stuff on someone else's thread is kind'a frowned on here at S.M.
It'll be interesting to see how you get on with the stencils. Too fiddly for me I'm afraid.
:thumb2: Rick H.
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