and the back of the tiger

Talk about speed building! The mud looks great.

Thank you very much matt

Very nicely done.

Thanks Dustin means alot

Cheers Magnus

You know, I never really appreciated white-washed tanks, until I saw your Tiger: absolutely love the way you did it! Most excellent indeed!

Thanks alot paintmixer , means a huge deal to me. cant thank you enough, Really nice that you guys enjoy the build

Cheers Magnus

The white wash came out looking great. well done.

That mud added another layer to an already really good build. Nice work.

Looking great, nice job on the whitewash

glad you enjoyed it, thanks mate

thank you Armorsmith , glad you liked it

cheers M

thanks Dale, im happy with the result so far

Cheers M

This weathered and chipped whitewash is really impressive. How exactly is this applied? A link even would do, I have never seen this technique but I've been out of the hobbie for a long long time.

Hi Rover , Thanks for the kind words

I started to prime the tank (tamiya gray primer) then i used
Panzergray spray . When the paint had dried i applied humbrol maskol
With a spunge to get Some random wear. Waited about half and hour then sprayed
Tamiya white. After the paint dried Again I started to brush the tank with a large brush, this crates the chipping effect. Applied Some winter wash and rust effect later on . Thats how i did it, don't know if Its right or wrong but i worked out quite okey for me.

Thanks to all you guys who follows this tread, and gives feedback , really appriciate it

Cheers Magnus

Added two tankriders and a fuel drum, not sure about the drum yet.

Did take a break on the tiger build , not sure if i Should add the tank riders and fueldrums. Meanwhile me and my oldest son built a king tiger 1/72

Here are some pics

Another pic

Tried to add zimmerit to it

The zimmerit didnt turn out so well but you will have to try to improve your build right ?