The Dragon kit 6291 is great, very detailed and provides separate the rubber from the wheels to give many ideas for damage.
I lined the discovery of the wheel: I did run with a Dremel drill and engraved with the cutter.




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Little progress with the PE in the kit.




Now a 12-day break for work and then resumes.
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nice progress so far... building in to a nice subject

Ahhh... One of my most favorite kits ! Nice PE work so far. Have fun and good luck Fabrizio

Thanks guys!

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I'm adding the last details to the same kit. I let the vent pe go, as the styrene one supplied is quite thin.

Very nice. Looking forward to seeing more of it.

Do you solder your vent PE parts ? I always have some trouble with using super glue with them.

Thanks guys.
I apply the glue fast, with a wire end, so I put what I need.
Here in the middle of the Adriatic Sea, on a platform of methane gas is bursting a storm and you do not work. I take this opportunity to continue modeling.



Photos with my iPhone 5.

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You're making some good progress on this one Fabrizio! It's a complex kit due to the "Super Kit" approach that Dragon designed it under but still a fun one to put together.

Thanks a lot. Exact, the assembly is quite complex, but the accuracy of parts helps the modeller in precede without problems.

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Looking good, Fabrizio! Panzer IVs are my favorite. Can't wait to start on a Dragon kit myself.

By the way, that muffler is huge!

Small progress:



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Nice work. I'm considering getting one myself, not for a C but to do a D. Looking at the sprue shots online, it looks like everything is there for a D, does anyone know if this is the case?

TIA

Thanks Kimmo.
Here are two pictures that show how it reduces the wheels after an outing in the countryside muddy.



I gave volume to the mud with the product Tamiya mixed with grass and then with pigments and earth tones of the AK I modulated the colors of mud.


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very nice work - look forward to watching this move to completion.....

Hello guys! At last I got back to modeling ....
In the end I managed to get the fenders Voyager and I used those Aber. It would be a kit for the Tristar Pz IV but is fine for the Dragon.




Primer:


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Nice job on the fenders. Makes me wish I had used the pe for the G on the C.

Tanks Matt!

After making the modulation with the three colors Tamiya in sequence from darkest to lightest, I spread a layer of a drop of Smoke Clear to delete the dominant blue.




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Wash:




Next step: mud in the lower parts.

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Is that the topcoat?

Mud in the lower parts:




I hope you like it!
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Thanks my friends!
Mud completed:

Next step: weathering the hull.

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Here is the finished model. I hope you enjoy it.





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That is impressive! Very nice job on the weathering.