heres some more piccies of the t-34 Ive added some filters but they look like washes I think but still made up with the way its turned out so any more tips on weathering would be great i'm going to add some mig pigments to it so more to follow hope you like it comments welcome, :-)

Love those fuel tanks, Mike

Right colour. weathering starting to take effect, all in all looking very very nice m8. I paricularly like the side of the turret where it almost like the top layer of paint is peeling away - looks frighteningly authentic.

Lovely stuff

skii,
thats because it is lol the orginal decal wrinkled so I had to scrape it off and it lifted the paint in some places but looks ok now

I like your T34 Mike.

You might consider some light drybrushing on the high points---it would really make this model pop.

The fuel tank dents look great, as do the washes.

I plan on doing one of these shortly so I appreciate the in progress pics. Keep it up.

Steve

Looks really nice, I like it
Only once ,I think you must do a little work of weathering
which it marks is? Icm ? Zvezda?
regards

venom,
the kit is tamiya's 43 model,
can anyone sugest a good humbrol match to tamiya's xf-61 as the chart i seen on
the web sayshumbrol 161 but that seems to be oop

agreed

In addition to drybrushing, you might consider the addition of No. 2 pencil lead (graphite)to the corners/edges. Whether you apply it with the side of the lead directly, or scrape It onto sandpaper and apply it with your finger, it produces a nice "underlying metal" suggestion which is much more subtle than drybrushing w/ metallic paint. It works nicely on tracks, too.