Well here it is, my first armor MOM entry. It is painted in humbrol enamels and detailed with citadel acrylics. This is also the first kit that I tried postshading on. It's lightly dusted with pastels, most of which got ate up by the matt varnish

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Pedro

That's really good, nice airbrush work

Pedro
Fantastic 232 I love the color contrast for the panzer gray Very well done

primo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



reb

Very nice work Pedro... I really like it ..Great job on the postshading ..You nailed it .So how did you find the kit ? I still haven't picked it up yet and wanted your thoughts on how it built up.

Rick

Very good!

I have question for you. How have you made the photos? They look really good. I see you have a white background, what have you used for this. And what camera?

Thanks!!

Jurjen

Firstly thank you all for nice comments, I'm really glad that you like my work.

@ Richard:
It builds up very nicely IMHO. Hull goes together ok, if you manage to do it properly it shouldn't require much putty, if any at all. There is some lenght issue with driveshaft, its a little too long, I didn't bother with that, just forced it in place Unfortunatelly the only equipment that goes to the inside is the rest of the cannon, MG and radiator. It would be nice to get some reference and to scratch an interior to open up some hatches, should be verey easy to do when you got some plans

@ Jurjen:
White background is just white paper of heavier grade.
Photos were shot in natural light with Canon EOS350D with 18-55 kit lens (drool for some decent macro lens and good indoor lighting). I shot them in RAW format and the adjusted a bit in the computer.

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Pedro

You did really good job Grzegorz and postshading looks very nice. there is only one thing - don't you think that crosses are to white? maybe it's just matter of camera settings or so.

Thanks for your comment Marcin!
I don't think they're to white, in fact I painted and filtered them with a citadel bleached bone mixed with white to give the scale effect

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Pedro

EDIT: just deleted my most recent reply because i misanderstood Marcin's comment at first, I'm sorry

So it must be settings.
This is Italeri's kit, right? The one without resin parts?

Yes, It is the italerikit, version without resin parts. As fot the crosses, they dont look that white on my computer, just sligthtly yellowish hue as well as the ends of fender indicators, just as on actual model.

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Pedro

Pedro a nice Sd.Kfz 232 you have there, I realy like the shading.
Good luck in the MOM.

Do you have any other views?

Ciao
Luciano

Thanks Luciano!
I took these today with aid of a better weather as I shot with natural lighting.







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