Guess I could have finished it by the deadline! Just some detail painting left, and a little more weathering. Got a little carried away with the dust, thought it would mostly disappear with a flat coat, but it didn't! I use unsanded grout for my pigments, incidentally. Would like to add a crew eventually, hence the open hatches.
Cheers,
Jim

G'day mate
that looks excellent, your weathering, shading and highlighting are really good!
keep it up.
Cheers

Hi

WOW, another great C2.

Good job Jim !!!

Tom

Jim,
That is a great looking C2, would you mind sharing your color recipe with us?
regards,
Robert

Looking good. Hope I finish mine and it looks half as good.

Why the different color on the skinny little bins by the exhaust?

Paul

Very nice work, hope mine looks as good when done
Cheers
Joker

Thanks Guys!
Robert, I used about a 50:50 mix of Gunze Sangyo H340(field green)+H319(light green). 'Post shaded' with Tamiya Smoke, and high-lights with original mix + a little Gunze 'Radome' tan.
Paul, I loosley based it on a photo of a vehicle that had the same OD/Khaki bins, mostly because I liked the colour variation. It was a 'show' vehicle, but I suspect these areas were repainted to put on a new call sign number, and they just used whatever paint was handy.

Jim

Great looking Leo Jim. .paintjob and weathering looks really good. The dusting looks good to me.

Very nice work Jim.

After seeing yours' I do like the mono green finish.

You have a fine looking cat there!

Jim C