Just finnished my model T34/76.its a tamiya kit oob painted with acrylics and a light weather using pastel chalk.i had to use the kit tracks and there crap as i was not going to buy aftermarket stuff for this model.it took some time to fit the tracks together as i had to use super glue and if you look close its not so neat.it was my first time building a russian tank and i am quite happy with it.cheers for looking

nice looking tank but a few nitpicks,
the tires still have the mold seam around them try sanding them off next time not saying real tires don't have them as I've seen a brand new AS90 wheel with
it still on also think about taking a few gouges out of the rubber area with a sharp blade makes it look like its been over rough ground, also think about giving them a little dry brushing as well

you can still see the joint marks on the fuel tanks try turning them into weld beads (theres an article on the site explaining how to do this)

try and give the tracks a bit of a drybrush/wash looks to uniformal bit of silver or metal with some dark washes will set them off, the t-34 had some sag between each wheel easy way to do it with rubber tracks is apply some super glue to the rolling surface of 1 wheel at a time and hold it till it sets do this and it gives it a more natural sag,

give the exhust pipes a bit of a dark wash around the ends this will make it look like its been putting out a bit of smoke also apply it just below the the pipes, also apply a bit of a wash on the tow cable just to break up the colour a bit same around the nuts and bolts of the tank a few light washes over it will soon make a difference,

nice clean build and spray job other wise hope you dont think I was a bit harsh

Everything so far has been covered, the mesh screen on the engine deck would really come to life if you would give it a wash of dark brown-black to break up the green between the mesh. Cheers Kevin

Looking good.

I have the same kit so I'll be sure to take Davy's advice as well.

Tigeriv,
Nice job! I have to admit that I thought it was one of the new Trumpeter kits! Excellent detail. You have all the general skills, but Davy did an excellent job of providing you with tips. The seams do detract from the overall tank and some drybrushing and weathering with different colors and shades would only elevate your already superb work. I look forward to more of your work.

Nice T34 ! Just a little sugestions with my best intention:

Try more weathering. It´s looking very clean and it seems to be factory painted, no diferent shades of green can be seen. You can use oil washes to make it look dirty and give a deepth look and also some drybrush to the raised details.

You have some seams that are very visible in the tires and in the storage boxes (in the back at the hull sides).

Try to move the tracks so the union could be placed in another less visible position. Also you can use oil washes here and then some drybrush with some metal looking paint like Gun Metal to make them look worn.

G'day Mate
looks great, only thing i could really pick up on that you may want to change were the exhaust pipes, could use a little bit of blackening.
Other than that, its great
cheers