Podczas prac z modelami Iana, sprawdziłem stan moich starych modeli i z wyglądu niektórych nie byłem w pełni zadowolony. Nałożyłem więc na kilka modeli trochę wetheringu i od razu wyglądają lepiej, oto one:
When I was working with Ian's models, I check my old ones, and decided that some of them don't look like they should do. So I add to them some wethering as well. Now They looks much better. Here they are:
Podczas ostatniej wizyty u Hugha, zakupiłem od niego dwa gotowce (wiem nie robię tego, ale w tym wypadku jestem usprawiedliwiony). Na początku zdecydowałem się kupić Pz.Kpfw.VI Königstiger, ponieważ model ten dysponował zimmeritem (a to rzadkość), drugiego ponieważ wyglądał tak samotnie pozostawiony kumpla, że wziąłem oba. Pochodzą one z jakiegoś czasopisma i moja praca to tylko odrobinę kurzu.
When I last time visited Hugh, I bought from him two ready to go models (I know, I do not do this, but this time I am excused). First I decided to buy one Pz.Kpfw.VI Königstiger with the zimmerit (it is very hard to get models like this), the second one, becouse it looks so lonely without his buddy, so I had to take both. They come from from some magazine or something like this, my work was only to add some dust.
Great work on the weathering Bart! Looks great!
OdpowiedzUsuńThank you, Rodger.
UsuńI am fairly certain the Kingtigers are by Dragon.
OdpowiedzUsuńI do not think so. Botch models have little holes for screws, which those models are attached to the big base. I taking this from that, that my Horch come that way. Dragon models dont have that. The down part of the hull is actually metal or resin - is very hard and I'm not going to check this. Possible, that the top part of that tanks comes from Dragon, but then it is some kind of mix, which is comming with the ready made models.
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