Hi,

Just finished washing and dry brush the Pershing and more weathing works will be done later. Here are the pictures I have uploaded.




Special effects has been added to the front light.



















Here is my Pershing with my Mercedez.





Finally, me and my Pershing.


Your comments are welcome
Steve Pig #6

nice pershing stug



stevus khan
pig23
keeper of the sty chronicle
Der Sonntge Bund

steve

that's nice work buddy, nice painting on the figures too.... i have one question who's that little guy, next to the tank ?? is it a new figure from tamiya ??

anyway, nice things man

greetzzzz
dmd

Your Pershing looks great! You are one hell of a talented modeler!

WOW
That is all I can say.
Excellent job, who is that little squirt beside the tank?
#:-)

Very nice work Squid!!! I love the tank....The weathering is great, the accessories at back is awesome, and the light!!!! Did you actually install LED or rig the picture....

And how can the tankers are wearing cold weather gear, and you are wearing short sleeves, man!!!

Good Work!!!

SWEET!

You even made yourself to scale with the tank. Very nice.

The only quibble I think I would make would be the driver's side figure's face looks a little ragged. Perhaps it's the photo but he is looking like a survivor from a nuclear holocaust or something. He does look ready to kick some butt though!

The rest is excellent though. When are you sending me the phtotos for the site?

Jim

Hi guys and gals,

Thanks for your kind words. I am trying to improve my skills.

Jim: I will be sending you the pics as soon as I could, maybe in a day or two.

Davidus: They are not LED but just a little trick by Photoshop. And you know I am that fit to wear Ts in winter...

Steve

WOW! Wonderful Job :-)

By the way, did you scratch build some or all of the stowage on the rear of the tank? If so, I'd love to know your technique, if you would care to share .

Again Wonderful work

please tell me how you painted/weathered the chain.. I would find that most useful


Thansk

Selrach:
The accessories are all after market items. All I did is paint it, wash it then dry brush it. No tricky things.

Del:
The chain is also one of after merket items. I didn't do anything on it.


Steve

Very NICE!! Really looking good !! You doing it in Korea?

Richard

Steve-O!!

What can I say but, absolutely beautiful work. My favorite tank that's been built, painted, weathered, and "special effected", by the "Master Modeler"!

WELL DONE!!!!!!

ps: The trouble with guys like you is, you set the bar so high, us "underlings" can't ever reach it.

Beautiful job Steve!!

Magnifico! This is one fine Pershing Steve!

It's amazing what you can learn from a few days of Photoshop training #:-)

Not a big fan of the pershing but I have saved the pictures because of the great painting, weathering and stowage. They really look great and are references I hope to be able to recreate, someday. Great work Steve!

Plasticbattle,

Since you are not a big fan of Pershing, I recommend you get the latest T55 from Tamiya. I think that it's a nice kit to build and Tamiya never let us down.

Steve Pig #6

CONGRATS - VERY NICE TANK

ROBERTO

Squid, you mean the chain comes with this color? can you tell me where to get them, and what brand, thanks!

Davidus,

Sorry, the chain is the last one left at Falcon and I just grabbed it cause it looks great. I can sell it to you for 100USD

Steve Pig #6

Oh you!!!! So it comes with this color? and I suppose there are different width, right?

Excellent work!!! What medium did you use for the wash??

Basturk,

I used oil colors black and burnt sienna abt 50%+50% for the wash. Afterward, I use pure white spirits to tune down the wash but remember dun use too much of white spirits cause it will eat away the plastic. There were three road wheels came off after the wash and I use superglue to fix it.
Hope this helps.

Steve Pig #6

Sweet love the lights.

Well at least it isn't a Me 109! As offical representative of DSb Guess-stop-oh.......I certify this acceptable for our Further,Lord Pakish,and squeal an oink-ity,oink,oink in your favor. May the voodoo ritual i commited last night Not cause you to remain in a bathtub for more than a week. You are yet, ever my superior, nad i am proud to be allowed to rutt in the same sty as you! The figures look nice except the one in short sleeves.......feed him a sandwich, would ya, please!
All seriousness aside, I love your newest addition to the Pershing saga!

Great job, fantastic paint job. Like the details painting on the figures. Have you ever though of putting on a serial number on the mantlet?