This is Dragons Jagdpanzer IV L/70 kit, with a metal barrel and PE from Aber. The stowage is from the spare box and the figures are from Dragon ad Alpine, with Hornet heads. Please docmment.
Jacob

Very nice Jacob!

Awesome Jagdpanzer, I love it.

Paweł

Nicely done!

Great work Jacob
Did you do a build log on this one? Which kit is it? The soft tone camo looks really great. What color is the green? Great work on the figures as Well.

/Erik

Erik: No build log, sorry! It's the new Dragon kit, can't remmeber the ID number. I think Cyber Hobby did a command version, too, but that's probably even more expensive. The green color is Tamiyas Nato green toned down with Buff. Hope this helps.
Regards
Jacob

Thanks Jacob, just curious since I did the DML 'Johan Hüber' some years ago. Do you use lacquer thinner when airbrushing tamiya acrylics? Your camo scheme seems to have required a lot of control in the airbrushing process, something I personally find harder to obtain with water-based acrylics.

best
Erik

Hi Jacob

That is a really nice jagdpanzer and the camo is spot on.

Thank you for sharing

Ole

Erik: I use ordinary Methyle alcohol (Husholdningssprit!)It works fine, but it tends to dry up very fast. Tamiyas own thinner stays "wet" a little longer. As for airbrush controle, just practice on an older model, and only apply a small ammount of paint at the time, in that way you can build up the camoflage pattern in thin layers, insted of one thick layer.
Best regards
Jacob

Thanks Jacob
Have you ever tried Tamiya's Lacquer thinner ?

Erik

I used it the first couple of times, but can't really remmember any difference, but much glue and enamels has gone through the system since, so maybe you have to try it yourself
Regards
Jacob