Bigfoot57
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- Location
- Weston Super Mare
- First Name
- Colin
- Location
- Originally a small village outside of Reading Berkshire called Burghfield Common
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So I got this model off eBay I’ve no idea who made it or anything it was just there for sale a reasonable price I thought I have that I think it’s about 20 quid and it’s the same scale as my tank models
There’s not much to it I think about 20 pieces so it’s going to be the painting that will either make or break this model
No instructions so I can’t show you that what you see below is what we got
From the looks of it there is a complete interior quite well detailed



So the first thing I tackled was painting the wheels what I did first was give them a Matt black coat allowed that to dry then dry brushed tire black across the tread so it wasn’t all one uniform boring colour then with a bit of research I came to the conclusion the colour for the APC on the outside is a black green or greenish black depending how you look at it so that’s what colour I painted in the centre of the wheels using reversible tweezers or clamps to hold each wheel by its axle this gave me a nice platform to paint on as my hands are not the steadiest
And finally for this section I painted the floor and the seats of the actual interior at the moment they look a right mess but once I get the paint on the walls I will clean all up





There’s not much to it I think about 20 pieces so it’s going to be the painting that will either make or break this model
No instructions so I can’t show you that what you see below is what we got
From the looks of it there is a complete interior quite well detailed



So the first thing I tackled was painting the wheels what I did first was give them a Matt black coat allowed that to dry then dry brushed tire black across the tread so it wasn’t all one uniform boring colour then with a bit of research I came to the conclusion the colour for the APC on the outside is a black green or greenish black depending how you look at it so that’s what colour I painted in the centre of the wheels using reversible tweezers or clamps to hold each wheel by its axle this gave me a nice platform to paint on as my hands are not the steadiest
And finally for this section I painted the floor and the seats of the actual interior at the moment they look a right mess but once I get the paint on the walls I will clean all up




