First of all i want to say hi to all this great modeller comunity and second a big thank you to everyone on here that help me to build my first model. I have been reading many articles for the last month that help me build this model. Would be great if someone can give me some feedback. I already have some other kit waiting for me, what do you think i should continue?Thank you

hey
great build, the wood is brilliant,
figure is good althought i can see a seam line on his knee.

if you enjoy it keep going!

Welcome aboard.......the lower chassis and wheels are weathered nicely,the metal on the tools came out nice also.

Maybe the figure is a little shiny or maybe it's the camera,some dullcoat or pigments can help that,and maybe some pigments on the windshield to simulate dust,thats all i can add.

Keep building and posting !!!!

That's a fantastic first build.

I'm sure I can speak for a lot of guys here when I say that in terms of the finished result, most of us started right at the bottom of the ladder with our very first builds (I know I did).

You've started a few rungs up. Well done.

- Steve

Looks great Rosario and welcome to the forum. The thing that I see that stands out is the star on the hood doesn't look as dirty as the rest of the vehicle. Other than that I think your weathering and the painting of the tools looks very realistic. Good job!

Very Well Done and Welcome. milvehfan

Hey Rosario !
Welcome to the site !!
For a first build, your jeep looks great.
A bit more weathering on the tools, if that's want you want, and a bit of flat on your figure and you've got it done !!!
Cheers

jjumbo

Hi rosario
Welcome to the big A,thats a great 1st build mate,like cary says dirty the the stars up a bit ,(with some pigments) ,Fantastic
look forward to you next build,we're all here to help
Andy

Thanks to all for your comment and your suggestions, i think the camera give the shiny effect to the figure, i will dirty the star with more pigments, my next build will be a Panzer Ausf E. from dragon, i know that the kit has got some imperfection but will be a good learning curve for the future and i know if i will be in trouble there is always a lot of nice guys here to help.
thanks

Good to have you on the site,

For the vehicle: This looks excellent, especially for the fact its your first build. Top Notch!

For the figure: Amazing job. Figures are by far my downfall and I wish I could make them as good as yours. Can you tell me how you did it?

Should you continue? Most definite. You are doing a darn good job.

For your next project: Good luck and can't wait to see it.

Rich

Thanks Richard, after a lot of experiments this is what worked for me. i used a base of acrlyc paint for the figure , for the highlight and shadows i used oils, I found much more easy to blend them, they give you much more time and much more easy to correct errors, acrylics dry too fast . And the most important...if you go on the figures section of kitmaker network there are few articles that should make the real difference, without them i didnt know where to start.
Rosario