Hi Gang,

Here's some new pics of my latest project. Washing and dry-brushing are done, and I'm about to call it finished.....Unless you guyz have some more additional tips I have to work on :-) :-)

Enjoy, John.

I think that it looks wonderful, nice and clean, makes a change and I would leave it as it is.
Only comment is regards te pic's , you need to use a white, reflective piece of cardboard to fill in (lighten up) the shadowsof your model.

great job
Henk

Hi Henk,

Thanks for the tip on using the white cardboard as a reflection medium. Simple and effective....I think!!
I'll try it the next time....
Maybe I can even cover it with alu-foil, so the reflection will be even better....Hmmmmmm.

Thanks again, John.

This was the first kit i did many years ago,i hand painted it in Tamiya paint,well it was my first :-) .
any way john yours looks great.You could add a figure or two and get it in a dio.also try some mig powders to make it look dusty and maybe a few scrapes and scratches.only a suggestion its up to you.
Take care john
cheers karl

Great work on your Pz Kpfw IV Ausf J. Again, your color scheme came out really good. I've always liked the Dunkelgelb/Rotbraun combination.

I think a commander figure in the cupola hatch is needed. Also, a antenna on the left rear of the vehicle.

Other then that it looks spiffo !

Cheers !!

Alpen

As I have said before, great job on that 2 tone scheme...it looks great.

Only trivial thing I can see ( for next time) is the exhaust looks a bit brown...try adding some more orange pigments. Then again it could be the photos.

Overall, outstanding job!

Eddie

Hi John,

Nice clean build and paintjob, I would ad some dust and dirt, maybe some crew gear, canteens, helmets etc.as it is looking very factoryfresh.

Otherwise - perfect!