OK, so it's not the largest, most impressive one, but it was fun.
The Verlinden 1/35 scale waterline Neger.

Other images in my gallery under Dive-Dive Dive......
Should have the larger one done before the end of campaign. Hold up is just the base. The Seehund is painted, waiting for figure, and base.

Looks great Dave (spot the clever pun ). No really, I like how you have done the water, without white spray and all, but just slicing through calm water. Very nice.

Cheers
Henk

I like it as well Dave, what did you use for the water?
Do you use an oil wash for your shading?

Really nice, the angle and lighting almost make it look like it is slicing through liquid mercury.
Regards,
Robert

Thanks guys.....
Really simple project, and I really did enjoy it........
I simply painted the Neger black first, then did my usual dustings of lighter grays. Gloss coated it, several times. The only wash on it is the rust, which is an extra thin wash of good old Testors in the little bottle, and wiped it off before it dried. Then a few, very few tiny touches of the rust in certain spots.
For the water, I used good old two part epoxy putty, and simply spread it out using my wet fingers, and some sculpting tools used wet. The water was painted dark gray, and dry brushed in lighter grays. I then thinned out some Tamyia clear green (thinned with windshield washer fluid) and did a wash, over everything..... (VERY THIN) to inpart a slight greenish hue to the gray water. Then put about ten coats of Future on the water. The wake/white splashes was just a little dry brushing of a really light gray, followed by pure white.