discussion Tamiya 1/35 Panzer 111.

[Guest]

That has worked really well John. I've only used the Precision Ice and Snow wash on bases, and liked it, but the result you've got here is way better than anything I've achieved.

Strange stuff Peter, I didn't take any time, just brushed it on and dropped some snow powder here and there. Could be the latter that has made the difference. Had expected it to be a battle, refreshingly surprised.

 

[BattleshipBob]

Looking good John

Who makes the white stuff, if you do not mind??

Bob

 

[BattleshipBob]

I do not mean, Columbian talc

 

[Guest]

Looking good John

Who makes the white stuff, if you do not mind??

Bob

Thank mate. Precision Ice & Snow Wash.

Now I know its a shock for you Bob with me building this :smiling2::smiling2::smiling2:, and not any sight of 4BO:crying::loudly-crying: oooh the pain.

 

[Guest]

I do not mean, Columbian talc

Posts crossed, Bob that made me laugh out loud:smiling3::smiling3::smiling3::smiling3:

 

[BattleshipBob]

Hi John

Its a lovely kit and pleasure to build and not forgetting the StuG's dad on the other hand i am priming the T34 then for the first time the dreaded 4BO!!

 

[Guest]

Oooh looking fwd to seeing that Bob.

 

[Steve Jones]

Every time I see you have done an update I go and put my coat on first before reading it! :smiling5: :smiling2:

Very atmospheric use of the white stuff. Coming together very nicely mate.

 

[Guest]

Every time I see you have done an update I go and put my coat on first before reading it! :smiling5: :smiling2:

Very atmospheric use of the white stuff. Coming together very nicely mate.

:smiling3: Thanks Steve.

 

[Guest]

Progress, today added the running gear, applied the decals and painted the tools.



Tried the tracks, need a few more links, but so much easier to do it this way.

Will apply more PSIW to the tools, thats why there was no need to paint to the edges.









Comments welcome and any ideas please.

Thanks for looking in.
John.

 

[outrunner]

Looking good John but a bit chilly for this time of year.

Andy.

 

[Allen Dewire]

Morning Buddy,

I'm with Andy on this one, too cold looking!!! Nice work and let's see the tracks on her soon. Big snow shovels are in the mail...………….

Dude 1

 

[Guest]

Looking good John but a bit chilly for this time of year.

Andy.

Thanks mate, working with out any gloves as well is the worst part, frost bite !

Morning Buddy,

I'm with Andy on this one, too cold looking!!! Nice work and let's see the tracks on her soon. Big snow shovels are in the mail...………….

Dude 1

Morning Dude1, thanks
Just back from my walk, certainly sets you up for the day.
Hoping to get then lengthened and a trial fit this morning followed by painting the tracks. Then the marriage with the upper section.

Thanks for looking in, enjoy your day.:thumb2::nerd:

 

[SimonT]

I do like the Precision Ice and Snow products - looking good John

 

[Guest]

I do like the Precision Ice and Snow products - looking good John

Praise in deed, thank you oh wise one.

 

[tr1ckey66]

Nice snow and ice effects.
Good progress
Cheers
P

 

[Guest]

Nice snow and ice effects.
Good progress
Cheers
P

Thanks Paul, and for stopping by.

 

[Lee Drennen]

John. Very convincing Nicely done

 

[Guest]

John. Very convincing Nicely done

Hi Lee, glad you like it. Managed to finish the length of the tracks this afternoon, hope to get a coat of primer on after evening meal.


John.

Before any one suggests the should or could be tighter there ain't no more movement in them, any shorter and they wouldn't join. :smiling2::nerd:

 

[Guest]

Now of course the running gear will be suitably weathered.
Much happier with this method of build.