The good thing about Legends resin, is that it relatively soft when compared to that from some other producers and clean up is quite fast. This should be stunning when loaded up. Nice camo Gary!!

What technique did you use to paint the stowage? The colrs and shading lookma lot better than my previous attempts.

Thanks!

For the drybrushing of highlights, are you using oils?

I think that last step is what I'm missing. What I like about yours is how well all the colors blend in together.

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Thanks!

For the drybrushing of highlights, are you using oils?

I think that last step is what I'm missing. What I like about yours is how well all the colors blend in together.

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Base coat is Tamiya and brush painting is vallejo. i only use oils for washes, panel fadeing, and sreaks.

Gary

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Thanks!

For the drybrushing of highlights, are you using oils?

I think that last step is what I'm missing. What I like about yours is how well all the colors blend in together.

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Base coat is Tamiya and brush painting is vallejo. i only use oils for washes, panel fadeing, and sreaks.

Gary

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Check... what do you thin the Vallejo with? I was using some last night, and wasn't having the greatest success.

Speaking of... I need to snap a few photos and post up on my latest project.

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Thanks!

For the drybrushing of highlights, are you using oils?

I think that last step is what I'm missing. What I like about yours is how well all the colors blend in together.

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Base coat is Tamiya and brush painting is vallejo. i only use oils for washes, panel fadeing, and sreaks.

Gary

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Check... what do you thin the Vallejo with? I was using some last night, and wasn't having the greatest success.

Speaking of... I need to snap a few photos and post up on my latest project.

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Hey Jesse,

i use steam distilled water to thin my vallejo model color paint. i dont use vallejo air...yet!

Gary

Another success! You don't disappoint. The Staghound looks beautiful. I agree that the stowage is a step above. I'll have to try your technique. As is, I primer, basecoat, top coat, shade with appropriate color. The result, a reasonable excuse for stowage. But, like I said, your's is a step above.

@BBD468 – Gary,

I’m going to have to look into getting one of the Legends stowage sets, they are so well detailed and once painted really look the part. Great tip on how you go about painting your stowage, I’m going to be trying your method on my current build. I’d be happy to have my stowage come out looking at least ¼ as good as yours.

Gary, thanks for the kudos on the Panzer IV I had going, I will be updating that build log again. I had wanted to do that a few months ago but there were already some ongoing Panzer IV build logs in the works so I thought I’d hold off for now and then I got involved with a build for the Panther Campaign, of which I’m currently bugged down with the photo-etch. Anyhow thanks for asking, I’ll PM you when I restart the Panzer IV again. BTW your taking some great close-up photographs.

~ Eddy