Some detail painting, some pin washes in areas that need black, like around the swing arms and final drives, and another shot of clear gloss. Decals to follow, then the washes and filters that will give it the slightly used but dusty look I want. It's a little rough looking at the moment, but will be blended and unified later in the process.
I've also done some minimal chipping. I don't know if the US-applied green is stripped as part of the rebuilding program the Israelis do or not, but I don't have any pics that show much wear on the paint at all. I have concentrated what little scrapes and scratches I've applied at very high-use areas, like engine access covers, tool box corners and handles and the like. Chips are done with dark green and burnt umber, to show bare metal and edges of the chip/scratch.
Tracks are washed in a light tan acrylic, and all I'll do to them is add some shinier or lighter dry-brushing to the contact areas. I have no pics of these kind of tracks with any rust on them at all, probably due to the material they're cast from.
The bustle cover has been painted in MM acrylic Israeli khaki, and the tac signs left in the SAC tan, for definition.
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