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Second attempt at scale tanks now. Again I'm relatively happy but all my mistakes are so much more obvious blown up in picture form XD.
I tried to make the camouflage look hand painted on but I might have to go back and reinforce the black borders? I also tried using more dry pigments for the weathering instead of oils
and I'm not sure it worked all that well, I'll have to do some more proper research on weathering.
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You have every right to be happy Kyle. I think it looks fine. Oils and pigments create different effects and can compliment each other.
 
Kyle,
that a very good result! :thumb2: I'd be very careful about beefing up the black borders, it's so easy to overdo it!
Dave
 
Now that looks very nice indeed,
for your second attempt at a tank build I'd be more than pleased with how this has turned out.. I agree with Dave about the black borders, (personally I'd leave them as they are due to them looking perfectly aged and not too stark).
 
Nice work Kyle lovely neat job on the paint. Every model you complete is a learning exercise.
 
I'd be more than happy with that Kyle, that's a great build and excellent paint job. One small issue though. There are some seam lines on the front of some of the smoke launchers. Being where they are, they do tend to stand out.
 
HI Kyle well im not a tankee builder but i still like to look at them an to me yours looks great an as the other say leave well alone on them black bordes as they look just right an to me they just suit tthe model an it looks wheathered
chrisb
 
Kyle, I like it ....the black borders are just right, the details pop, the weathering shows moderate use..... to my eye it's just a little too shiny. If you dull it down a bit I think it would benefit the end result considerably. Just my thoughts on an otherwise excellent build!
 
Kyle, stop worrying, all that is required to tone down the camo is a coat of 'Ultra Matte Varnish'......
 
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