In 2014 I started to play with Revell Pz. Kpfw 35 (t ) (Catalog No. 03237 ). After a few hours of fun with sticking I threw the model into a drawer to wait for better times. I also remember that I ordered to the model set PE from Eduard and some barrel from RB Model.

A month ago I unearthed this model for testing on it several techniques. I finished it very quickly roughly. It was important to me as soon as possible passage to the stage of painting.

Well , the effect can be seen below.

Mariusz, excellent build! And your art of taking photos is superbly mastered. I'm not a supporter of excessive weathering, but your vignette is just so well done!
I have only a (bad) comment: your tank sports German (Polish campaign) and Romanian markings in the same time (King's Michael crest), which is virtually impossible. Otherwise, outstanding build! Congrats!

Well done! I love the weathered, long abandoned look.

Mariuz...WOW!

The paint, weathering and presentation are EXCELLENT!
Cheers,
Joe

The only other thing I could point out is that the headlight and the glass in the periscopes would probably be dirty, if not outright broken -- especially the headlight.

Otherwise it is excellent.

Superb work!

Hello Mariusz,
Excellent work!!! Weathering on your model is simply outstanding.

outstanding piece of work.

Thank you for so many nice comments and I'm glad delighted that fell vignette you'll like it.


As for the signs so - it is a mix of all the feces've had in the kit. As I wrote in the first post - the tank was a test. Initially, I did not plan make any vignette. I wanted to test liquids for cripples from WAMOD, set to modulate colors panzer gray from the AK and chipping fluid. Well, but went on:]

Do you have any ideas on what could be done better / faster to the next dioramas that perform a similar convention were better?

I think we have some translation issues in your last post because I doubt you meant you put feces on the model or that you used the juice of handicapped people.

That long abandoned look with the moss & other forest growth is really well done. My question is this; I think I looked pretty closely at all the photos (which are great), but why isn't there a single link of track showing anywhere on or around the tank? Not a criticism, just a question.

Absolutely fantastic results, would love to see a how to on your techniques.

Wonderfull work and very interesting subject. Thanks for sharing.