Excellent work and a great subject !!! keep up the good work....

thank you for the kind words, and knowing this isn't by far my best work

give me courage to finnish it (my big big problem, finnishing a model to the end )


greetz, will update asap

Hier sé there sé,

Finally I found you Pit ! I thought you stopped but now I know better !

This is good, I like the way you painted the fine details, the welded seams are just lovely executed, the metal paint finishes it ! The wood structure, the worn paint on the wood...it looks stunning. One minor thing in my opinion, but that's something personnel, the reed camouflage. I think the vehicle shows spectacular enough without them my friend !

thank you Master G, I have not been postin as much as I used too on the other forums, but there is a lot "in progress"

gonna give those welds a light wash with black, so it brings the welds out better, and i think you are right (as always:) )
I am currently making a half opened tarp, with tissue paper and glue, first try wrapped, second is a little better, but i won't quit , untill I get something right

still bugged about the scenery that should be fitting for this one, i hate to do another pole, or fence,grrrr, think think think!

anyways as I got plenty of other 'stuff' I don't have to break my head over it, it'll all fall into it's place, sooner or later

Greetz

Real nice. You might try Hudson and Allen long grass in brown and yellow. Would have a better thickness for the straw. Ground work? Maybe parked at the end of a dirt airstrip for air defence with some soilders scaning the sky? Looks like I'm going to have to try the hairspray method soon, Came out nice on yours.

good thinking, but I'm gonna use the Breda as a Ivan-eater, thus for use agains unsuspecting Commie infantry and sorts

thanks for commenting

Greetz