This little panzer was built from the box, the only thing that i added was a verlinden figure.

Nice build i like the light weathering and the figure looks good to, i don't see to many panzer3's on the site lately mostly Panther and Tiger tanks very refreshing.

Nice sag on the tracks and excellent tone in that paint job! How did you accomplish the streaking?

...Kevin

Robert
That is a fantastic looking Panzer III Great job on the paint and the figure Is that a DML kit?

Believe it or not it is very simple do reproduce that kinda of look. I just use plain old pastes that you can buy from any craft store. They come in sticks and i just use a razor blade to shave some of and use a round sable brush to apply them.
Yes this is a Dragon kit.

Looks nice. You may want to go back and repaint the tires on the inner roadwheels -seems you missed some spots?

Can you elaborate a little on the pastes? Are they like pastels? I may have to run out to the craft store this afternoon!


...Kevin

The name of the pastels are LOEW CORELL. They come in either a 24 pack or a 12 pack. These are soft pastels not hard.

Robert,
Very nice job! Take a bow and give yourself a well deserved pat on the back.
Joe

Robert
What did you use for the main color? It looks like a well faded dark yellow

The yellow is Tamiya dark yellow mixed with tamiya flat white, and testors gloss. Then dried brush with oil paints.

Hi!
Thats a very nice build. I like the lack of chip-paint and in all makes the model much more realistic. Good job

Great job!

Looks great. I agree with Sticky those wheels should be painted.

Very nice weathering, only, the front plate of the tank is is very clean compares the upper hull.
Are you going to putt there spare tracks? if not. you should weather that