discussion Quad 50 Halftrack

[grumpa]

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[monica]

nice work again,do real like the paint and weathering on this again,and your style also,well done,

 

[Lee W]

Cool stuff

Lee

 

[Guest]

Excellent model, the weathering looks spot on

 

[Steve Brodie]

again nice model and paint job, photos are a bit dark so cant appreciate its true beauty. You could make a very simple reflector from a piece of a4 paper and some tin foil. wrap the foil around the paper and fold into half and half again, undo the fold and it should stand and bend. Place the reflector opposite your light source and bingo - free light.

 

[john i am]

Looks great from what I can see but as Steve said photos are on the dark side need more light to see it in its full glory cheers John

 

[Guest]

Another nice build and finish

 

[grumpa]

Excellent model, the weathering looks spot on

I try not to over-do it thanks.

 

[grumpa]

Looks great from what I can see but as Steve said photos are on the dark side need more light to see it in its full glory cheers John

Taking photo advice.Better pics coming soon.

 

[grumpa]

again nice model and paint job, photos are a bit dark so cant appreciate its true beauty. You could make a very simple reflector from a piece of a4 paper and some tin foil. wrap the foil around the paper and fold into half and half again, undo the fold and it should stand and bend. Place the reflector opposite your light source and bingo - free light.

Thank you.Better pics on way soon.

 

[grumpa]

Cool stuffLee

Thanks dude Better pics coming.

 

[grumpa]

again nice model and paint job, photos are a bit dark so cant appreciate its true beauty. You could make a very simple reflector from a piece of a4 paper and some tin foil. wrap the foil around the paper and fold into half and half again, undo the fold and it should stand and bend. Place the reflector opposite your light source and bingo - free light.

Thanks. Better pics on way.