The Russian Modelling, production company Elf is very common

Thus, the assembly of the body is almost completed, did the wiring to the headlights and the sound signal (left to guard the headlights and trench with the bodywork) The hull was primed, the following results

We continue to work. The remaining small things decided to set aside (something tired), and now devoted to painting. Struck the base layer, with a slight gradient and lightening. Later will be more local lightening Vallejo paint. Photos of the dark, the second lamp was broken

Vezeringom started. It is not yet finished, but an approximate result is already visible. Just paid a very smallness chips (which are then processed here and silverfish). Improved fencing range, they have not yet glued, set "to dry"

Final.

Nicely finished Vyacheslav- the dusty look has turned out great!

out standing what barrel do you use
dave

Thank you Karl

Awesome weathering job. This is one of my favorite Russian tanks of all time. Very convincing mud and damage.
Now I need to do one.
Cheers
John

Excellent work Vyacheslav. This turned into a very nice model, the paint finish and weathering and spot on!

Fantastic work!
Turned out really good! I especially like the tracks and weathering. You also pulled off those varying levels of shine superbly.
It could be just me, but the unditching beam seems quite fresh and clean compared to the rest of the vehicle. Of course, it's perfectly possible it was indeed a new addition to replace the old one, but I'd personally hit it with a gentle wash or two to show some wear and dust.

This build was great fun to follow. Keep up the good work!

Many thanks to everyone for the positive feedback. It was a pleasure to read. Of course I still have room to grow, especially on the part of the coating and tinting. In the future plan to continue this line of vehicles, BTR-50 and ASU-85. I'd love to have in your collection of MT-LB, for on this machine, I did military service