I started this model long time ago, in the meantime I put it back on shelf two or three times. Mostly beacuse I was not sure for the base (I wanted to do it snowy/muddy) but also because I was looking for some good reference photos for winter camo. Unfortunately I found only few photos of the pattern I chose, and all of them were the side view. I had to improvise with the top view. I made myself masks for the dot pattern as well as canvas cover for barrel and turret as well as bag for the turret (made from tissue with white glue). Also plates with big "31" were made by me. From aftermaket stuff I used some grill meshes from Eduard and chins for the rollers from RBModel.

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Excellent work there mate! Bloody fantastic job. A friend of mine offered this kit for as low as 18 dollars some time ago - I'll take up his deal pretty soon. Hopefully I can make mine even half as great sa yours

Very nice work, What did you use for your snow it looks fantastic.

Robert

well done on your type 90.i like the camouflage scheme on the tank and snow scene on the base.

Thank you very much for your kind words Nigel.


Thank you Robert. For the snow I used baking soda.


Thank you Hyder.

Not much else to add - simply stupendous!

Gary

Really nice paint job. You will find that over time baking soda will yellow.

Thank you Gary.


Thank you. Yes, Im aware of this.

hell yeah!!! fantastic work! I'm a huge fan of anything JGSDF, you nailed this one.

The camo job on the tank alone makes this fantastic! Great job!

Thank you very much.


Many thanks for your kind words.