right here you go,

the T 34 is from DRAGON and was given plenty of battle damage, just imagine driving into a company of tiger's with their supporting greniders, and then you hjave the look im going for



The tank crew came from this well known kit

Nice T-34 Shane!.

Here the model ready for starting the paint!!!













Soon more pics!
Regards,
Rodolfo

thanks mate, your ferd is great, you did a great job

heres some more wip photos

the tank crew were finished using AV paints and oils
The loader:

The elefant looks great. wondering how you plan on dealing with the tracks that are too long? I tried once with those tracks ,but messed it up and had to replace them.

Nice Elefant, Rodolfo. Some really nice details. Looking forward to see it painted.

Finally got some serious work done on mine. Parts from a Tamiya Universal Carrier, Vulcan 2 Pounder ATG, and (eventually) MK tracks.

Thanks for your kind comments friends!. Regarding the tracks, I hope not to have problems. here more pics!









Regards,
Rodolfo

Hello friends:

Here are more pics. For the initial camuflage I mixed XF-64 + X-26 + XF-7. I made some light and heavy strips. I will add the khaki color







Regards,
Rodolfo

I got my Tank Killer in the gallery, a German Anti-Tank Rifle

Hello friends!

Here are more pics. I added the khaki color.







Regards,
Rodolfo

great work mate, your elefant is top nouch



shane

Thanks friend. Here are more pics!.

Marks and Cross were applied with airbrush. Irregular numbers hand-painted (as the crews in the original armors).

I cut 2 links of the tracks in order to adjust. First step on the tracks were painted with black of Vallejo and dry brush with flat aluminium of Tamiya. Now I will start the small details and weathering.









Regards,
Rodolfo

I finally worked my way free of other projects and got back on the Jagdpanther. Here is a picture of the assembled body, primered, with vision blocks masked and the weld lines inked for some pre-shading. It's ready for a base coat of Tamiya XF-60 dark yellow (hopefully in a day or two).

Hi all, here an update on my hornisse


Paintjob









Weathering turret

Well the T-72A project is finally finished, and I can move onto the JagdPanzer Kanone.

This will be fun, I need to assemble the lower hull and then assemble the resin tracks first.

Cheers

Paul

Here is in-progress photo #2 of the 1/35 Italeri Panzerjager I with 4.7 cm PAK that I am building for this campaign.



I have the base coat applied and the majority of the detail painting completed. I hope to get the interior painted and detailed this coming week. I also hope to get the gun detailed this coming week as well.

So if all goes well I should have another in-progress photo to show soon.

Thanks,

HARV

Here are more pics!

I applied a general wash with Matt Brown Yellow mixed with Thinner enamel both of Humbrol, in order to " kills" the brightness.

For the earth, I applied with brush PVC PIMEX acetate glue the fine powder of marble.









Regards!
Rodolfo

Interior of AFV Club's Achilles Mk. IIc

Great paintjob, Martin. I especially like the subtle chipping in the gun compartment. It looks great.

Rodolfo, very nice progress on your Elelfant. The "blending in" of the camouflage looks good.

Looking forward to see more

Thanks for your kind comment Jesper. Here is the model finished!.

Weathering:

1).- Thinner Enamel of Humbrol over all the model
2).- Oils mixed with Thinner enamel of Humbrol
3).- Marble dust in sides, front, rear and under of the armor
4).- Airbrushed with Flath-Earth of Tamiya
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VERSION: 3./ Shwere Panzerjäger-Abteilung 653 during the fighting in the Galicia Region of the Soviet Union in April 1944
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More pics in the Gallery of the Campaign at: http://gallery.kitmaker.net/showgallery.php?cat=25000

Regards!
Rodolfo

Next up: weathering.

Before filters/washes/chips


AFTER









Martin

Here is in-progress photo #3 of the 1/35 Italeri Panzerjager I with 4.7 cm PAK that I am building for this campaign.



I still have some work to do obviously. Hopefully I should have another in-progress photo to show soon.

Thanks,

HARV

Fini !! I'll post to the gallery as well

Nearly finished modifying the suspension


The MK tracks include a set of sprockets, however the Australian Local Pattern carriers use a different sprocket hub to their UK cousins


Installed the exhaust system


and the hydraulic ram for the gun