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Friday, 30 August 2019
WWII Soviets reboot (6)
While I was at the Partizan show I picked up one of the recently remastered Soviet T-70 tanks from the chaps at 1st Corps to support my Soviet horde
It's a lovely clean kit that takes very little preparation, I washed mine in soapy water and gave it a light going over with a needle file in the few places where it needed a little flash removing.
The whole thing was given a base coat of Rustoleum Camouflage Beige and then blocked in with Vallejo Russian Green. The tracks and exhausts were base-coated in a rusty mix of Saddle Brown, Black and Gunmetal Grey then the whole thing was covered in Army Painter Strong Tone.
Once dried I re-applied the base-coats then did a couple of highlights on the Russian Green by adding successively more Iraqi Sand to each layer and the exhausts and tracks were also highlighted.
I then set about making it filthy with some Tamiya weathering kits, mainly a mud stuck, then mud, dark sand and light sand weathering powders. Then adding water to a rust powder and leaving some rusty bits.
So, a nice clean model that I have made filthy!
Nice work. I have some of their T34s which are super.
ReplyDeleteCheers Jim, I have quite a bit of their resin and everything has been a delight.
DeleteExcellent work!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal
DeleteNot lost your touch Scrivs, you always knew how to muddy a clean tank. I remember you FOW masterpieces.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Jeremy
Cheers Jeremy, I also recall your 'butchered pig' panther :)
DeleteLooks the biz!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray
DeleteNicely turned out Paul, neat little tank to have on the table either in a recce role or en-masse.
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil, also makes a nice change from T-34 in the support role.
DeleteNice and impressive!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil
DeleteVery cool! Really like the green on this one. Looks spot on to me.
ReplyDeleteThank you
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