Eric - Beautiful work, hard to believe it took only five days. Can you describe how you painted and weathered the gun barrel? I love the satin gray look of it.

This is a lovely example of what I have come to realize as a modeling truism. The quality of the build, followed closely by the quality of the painting and weathering, is far more important than adding resin and brass. All together makes a superlative model but a mediocre paint job following an expert application of aftermarket results in a mediocre model.

Matt

Holy crap!!! 5 days! thats amazing. cant imagine how good a 2 week job would look like.

Outstanding job Eric. luv it!

Gary

Eric;

GREAT JOB! And hey, proof that a fine build of one of today's kits will yield a great model anyone should be proud of! I'm not much of a heavy-chipping fan, but you have done a fine job of weathering and making this beast look worn and used! And the work around the gun breech is inspirational!

Five days, eh? Your days must be much longer than are mine! Let's see... in 5 days, I've managed to mostly assemble one small Flak 38-103 kit.... but no paint yet!

Now, what kit did you use? Is this the Dragon 3 in 1, the AFV Club Hashorn, or...?

That tarp and figure just snuck into that box!

I love it!

Bob

This is a lovely example of what I have come to realize as a modeling truism. The quality of the build, followed closely by the quality of the painting and weathering, is far more important than adding resin and brass. All together makes a superlative model but a mediocre paint job following an expert application of aftermarket results in a mediocre model.