Hi,

Here a litle update of the painting progres on my WLF.
Still lots things to paint before he is really ready

Comments are welcome

Strange about the red X, this is the first time for me that its happens :-(

If more people have troubles try this link

http://groups.msn.com/Modelinghouses/tijdelijkemap.msnw

Ron:

Wow, this project is stunning!!! The last pic in this thread is a prize winner. Just beautiful work on your part.

The painting is first rate. Can you please give an explanation on how you have achieved this look so far, i.e. what paints, and the application technique you use? Thanks.

Steve

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the kinds words, I wil do a litle revieuw about the painting technicks when the Ward is done and I have found back my litle black book with te colors

Ronald it just looks... great so far!!! Jut a curiosity have the decals next to the cabin white on black or there is a bit of sivering?
Bravo, I really cannot wait to see it completed.
Ciao



P.S.: What did you use as camo colour?

Hi Fabio,

That decal is black with white letters, no silvering :-) lucky me.
About the color you must have a litle patient because I cant find my black book with the correct colors.
And when the WLF is done I do I revieuw of it with the correct colors.

Ronald,

Impressive work mate !

What the method you used to create the rust ?

Man I knew this one would be a work of art and I was right. This is fantastic. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Ronald, you've got some beautiful work going on there. An awesome model. Love the look so far. Keep it up... and please keep us posted as you finish her.
A review? Terrific idea.
Until I win the lottery, I'll be looking at your kit.

Why buy modeling magazines when you can see models like this here for free?

Absolutely stunning.

Hi Danny

I have made the rust with pastels, first orange dilluted with water, then black also dilluted after that I used MIG pastel vietnam dust also dilluted, after that I made a drybrush with Raw Umber OIlpaint and Humbroll silver.
Thats all

I have to echo everyone else's comments. That beast is great on so many levels. Unusal subject, great construction, great paint and detail work. You have the whole package there.

Wonderful...

Shaun

Outstanding
A very interesting subject with tons of detail to look at.

Ronald, this is a thing of beauty. I can't wait to see it finished and then to read the article.

g'day Ron. I am impressed, really impressed with this supurbly built model. It is awesome and I too eagarly await an article on it. :-)

Amazing work!!! what paints did u use??

First thank you all for th enice comments on this beast

I use Tamiya for the base and Humbroll for drybrushing.

Another beautiful kit, built and painted to your own usual, high standards. Looking forward to seeing it finished and to your article. Maybe we can learn something. First class!!

Absolutely stunning, first rate work. You have created a thing of beauty. Can't wait to see your write-up of the finished project.

Coop

Very nice work. I hope to someday turn out a model as outstanding.

Outstanding....looks great.

Ron,

Those lil white boxes with red crosses has obviously cleared up. With that, all I can say is "Holy Yikes!" Freekin fantastic bro.

Keep up the good work and e (and WW2MM) will love to see the finished product.

Dave

Beautiful work!!! Such detail!!! I can't wait to see the finished work. Are you planning on weathering it? Truly a work of art!

great work dude very nice

Im getting jealous over here