Hello everyone,
This is my latest model; a 1/35th scale WWII German Flakpanzer - 3.7cm Flakzwilling 44. A planned anti-aircraft vehicle base on the Panther Ausf G hull. As usual some minor modifications work were done and home made improvements were added on as well
thank you

Not much to criticize there Yswong! Very, very nice indeed.....you've weathered this almost to perfection....well to my taste at least. Well done. I hope you're going to enter it in the MoM?

Vinnie

It's always a huge pleasure to look at your work. I really like the subtile weathering effects.

What will be your next build?

Cheers!

VERY SWEET! The colors are so perfect!


Jeff

VERY SWEET! The colors are so perfect!


Jeff

Very nice work, what's next?
Cheers
Joker

Hi guys, thak you very much for your comments and kind words.
Jurjen, if everythings ok I think my next build will be a late Jagdpanther from 4 company of II Abt PZ Lehr Reg 130.
As for Teacher, roger that sir, I will join in for the MOM for January.
Thank you

Awsome work on your tank the camo looks great, did you freehand it with an airbrush.

WOW , very very nice.

Great paint job on the cammo and love the paint chipping.



Ian

Hey Coca,

what about something russian aye? Would love to see your weathering techniques on a beast like a IS 2 or something!

Cheers!

Jurjen

Very nice work ... I like it!

Rick

Once again you're an inspiration! Absolutely love your work (and subjects!). Could you go into some detail as to how you achieve the subtle chipped paint effect?

Superb work Coca! I especially like the texture of the armor and the very subtle paint chipping.

Cheers
Pedro

Well Done Coco. I especially like the rain marks on the glacis plate!

Ola Coca....

Well not much more to say then truely impressive. What I like from your projects is the really neat and subtle weathering. May I ask how long it takes you to reach this fantastic finish on your models.

Great job. Looking forward to your next vehicle. What it may be.... Maybe a Panzer 1 would be a cool thing

Nice work once again Coca! The weathering is outstanding!

WC

I'm with Mike, how'd you do the subtle paint chipping? Looks like maybe you took a sponge and dipped in steel coloured paint and dabbed it everywhere for the small chipps, then used a brush for the larger chipping?
This is one beautiful piece!

Wow as Vinnie mentioned, you pretty much nailed the weathering down to a tee. Looking at the close up photos, you could easily mistake it for the real thing. When that happens you know the weathering is superbly done.

yswong, i really think you should write articles on your build and share your methods so that people like myself could learn it.

Superb job!

Hi guys thank you;
rv1963 - I used airbrush for the camo color.

jurjen - I love to do a russian tanks, in fact I have a Tamiya IS3 awaiting in my pipe line.

Faust - I think I took about 8 man hours to achieve this result, and my next build will be a late Jadgpanther.

Kelly & woodstock74 - yes right kelly, you are absolutely right, I used sponge for the effected.

Thank you

Well.... nothing to say here, i'm a huge fan of your work.
That's the only thing I can say here.
I would I could do that....

Coca, wow, what a lucky guess! Next time, I'm definately going to try that effect...was there any type of special sponge you used?

coca,

Silly request, if possible, could you shoot a photo of the sponge (type) you used?

I'm Coo Coo for Coca's work! :-) I love the weathering and the colors. What a cool subject too, the vehicle looks massive, deadly and very noisy when fired. The figure really puts things to scale, wow.

Your work never seizes to amaze me.
beautiful paintjob and beautiful weathering. Figure loks great as well.

In the progress pictures, it clearly shows that you have added some white stuff, for texturing. What did you use there and how did you apply it?

Fantastic job!

I have a technical question: What kind of camera do you use?