Ola People.

Scratchbuilding the Airborne Jeep #4 is not even a week old and I want to show you guys and gals out there the latest Progress.
For all the people that have missed it here are the Four Updates before this one:
Scratchbuilding the Airborne Jeep #1 Assembly
Scratchbuilding the Airborne jeep #2 Assembly
Scratchbuilding the Airborne Jeep #3 Details
Scratchbuilding the Airborne Jeep #4 First paint

And now it is time for the 5th Update: Guncamo and the first steps of the Dio setup.
I can talk for hours about this but I`m not going to do this I let the Pics do their work. Enjoy:
The Gun With Camo






First setup of figures. This is about the way the figures will come on the Dio


Overview:


I`m sorry not all of the pics are of High standard but My Cam is not that suffisticated. As Always I like to hear all Feedback.

Impressive. I'm not sure if you noticed in the original inspirational pic, I didn't until today, there there is some equipment stashed in the camouflage on the AT gun.

great foilage robert, garden material or kitchen?


this one looks impressive cant weet to see it finished!

another good update.it seems your dio will be better than the reference photo :-) I usually see usage of MIG pigments in wrecked armor,thanks for showing them in a different platform

Ola Guys

Thanks for the replies.

ShermiesRule


Yes indeed I noticed the equipment and they will be added soon.

Jules


The Foliage is done with Some sort of bandage Gauge. Not the netted/woven type but more like Pressed Stuff. When you pull it apart it looks the same like Cottonballs. Made a really fine "Blanket" of it and used diluted whiteglue to glue it first on some kitchenplastic then I sprinkled crushed parsley and Birch seeds over it. I took it off the kitchenfoil stuck it to the gun and after curing I ran some washes over it with different greens.

Enging


Pigments are so versatile my friend you can use them in a million ways

Hey Faust,
Looking good so far. I have used tea leaves for foliage with pretty good results. I take them right out of the bag and soak them in paint to get the colour I want, ( a light green). Then a couple of washes of a darker shade and Voila!