Hi folks. Here is some more pics of some of the detail painting. Still to go is the pastels gloss coats and decals/mattcoat. More pics on pge 4 & 5 of my link below the banner. Comments welcome.

Brother Pouch:

Please give us a run down on the colors used, and your methods for painting/weathering/dry brushing this vehicle.

The cross bar over the driver compartment truly looks worn, & the dash/driver's compartment looks good! I'm assuming the dash instruments are decals?

Fill us in on this build pal, (unless we have to wait for the article :-) )


ps: Jeeze Loweeze---- once you figured out how to post pics---you're all over the place LOL.
Steve

This is awesome build/painting/weathering. looked real good.

Cliff i said ti before that it looks great!!! Please let us in on the plans for that A-frame. would it work on a GMC???? also did you use oils for the rust!!!! STUG

Cliff that looks great, Is that one of your rigs? Just curious. How did you manage the worn look?

This one ios really coming together. I have got to get this kit and build it.

Thank you for all your comments. This DUKW is painted in Humbrol enamels. Yet to do is highlighting with pastels. most of the rust stains etc were drybrushed using Humbrol # 98 which is a very dark chocolate brown. The OD #66 was lightened with cream and darkened with dark grey rather then straight black and white.

The dash instruments are decals included with the eduard PE set and yes the 'boom' is scratchbuilt

thanks again

very nice...a real good work
regards

Cliff, it's hard to provide comments when one's standing with his mouth hanging open in awe. There's a conversion that should be on the market.