


It's dragon's 1:72 T-34/85, painted with Xtracrylics. How does it look?
I'm pretty happy with the tank itself, but the wheel were more troublesome. The paint didn't seem to cover well, instead I got a finish that lookes like the wheel have had a wash. What could cause this? I painted with the same batch of paint, with the same pressure (about 8 PSI).
Also, I experienced some heavy paint build-up at the needle, but that's probably because I pretty much forgot the "air-off, paint-off" procedure.

What do you think? Any tips, opinions and hints will be welcome.
