Here are some images of one of my projects. This is a Tiger 1 made from Revell scale 1/72. Painted using Tamiya German Gray. The base was made from styro covered with plaster and the tree made from techniques given by fellow experts from armorama ( Thanks guys) then airbrushed using Revell enamel paint. The tank then weathered and drybrushed. Pastel chalks also used for weathering.
Sorry , if the picture not good because I only using 0.8 mega pixel DV Cam.

Sorry the images doesn't come out as it should.
I have tried using the FAQ column but still the images didn't appear.
Anyone can help?
However they are stored at MSN groups under album "shahrid's markas"

Moderator to the rescue. Looks good.

Great, especially for braile scale. The tracks look especially good for their size.

Very good work when i first saw this tank i thought it was 1/35th, (the tow cables gave it away) and thats the only thing i see that could use re-work .Every thing else looks good weathering, paint , ect. very good. My 1/72 stuff dosent look this good !


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GREAT - CONGRATS
ROBERTO

Thanks Sabot. :-)
But how do you do that?

Wow, you did a fantastic job of weathering the top. The picture from above looks great. What paint and brush type/size did you use for drybrushing? I've had some difficulty getting regular and micro-sized drybrush marks with 1:72 stuff.

Stephen

What paint and brush type/size did you use for drybrushing?
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Since the tank is small ( scale 1/72) , I use brushes size 00 and 000 for drybrushing. Because the model is tiny , be careful not to overdone the drybrushing. I use Revell enamel paint since it is easy available here. Good luck & don't give up.

I keep telling the membership here that I have powers and abilities beyond those of mere mortal men.

Actually, when you are viewing the photo, right click on that picture and select properties. A grey box will appear with the url to that photo. Highlight all of the url (sometimes the url is longer than the line or two that initially appears), make sure you get it all. Then copy that url and place it between the [ img ] put url here [ /img ] (I added a space between the brackets to make them appear as text.

Shahrid,

I just bought some small scale brushes for detailing work on figures. I'll have to try them out for drybrushing on my new 1:72 armor project. Your work has inspired me to get better results!

Stephen