Hi Brian,

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Dmitry,

Could you tell me what paints and colors you used for this?

Thank you,

Brian

Thanks for positive emotions!

Very nice work on the bike. The extra detailing you did on it really adds to the look. Nice work on the base, too.

Hello, colleagues.

I continue work which began long ago:
I decided to establish model on a small diorma.

Diorama basis:




Soil imitation:





The motorcycle from firm of "Tamiya":







Arrangement of elements on a diorama:











Figures of tankmen and various garbage will be still added...

I see nothing wrong with what you have done so far. I like the "not too worn, lightly dusted" look.

Hello, colleagues.

I want to show the operation on painting of this model. Operation isn't finished yet. Still yet I didn't color a running gear.
It would be desirable to hear your judgement.

Bolts, nuts and rivets of the different sizes are made by the "Master Club" firm.
http://www.masterclub.ru/models/index.php?SECTION_ID=93

That is some awesome scratch work! What is the rivets, of?

That's just awesome! I can't achieve cleaner results on styrene kits. Really looking forward to the paint.

Hello, colleagues.

I finished construction of this tank.
I grounded - I prepared model for painting.

Thanks!

I too have a plan to construct KV-3.

Wow. The level of detail is amazing and those are some seriously good scratch building skills. I hope I can achieve such skill, as I have 1/35th plans and plenty of sheet steyrene. Working on imaginary tank from World of Tanks, SU-122-44 for some fun. Though what I want to build is a nice KV-3.

Thanks!

I too think that with such cables it is better.

The cables do look better now. I'm amazed every time I see this build.

I truncated cables:

I continue:








So the tank looks now:

Colleagues, thanks for a positive assessment of my work. I will continue.

Excellent build. Reminds me of the old "Basic Techniques, Advanced Results" articles in Fine Scale Modeler. Hopefully this inspires more people to scratchbuild.

That is one great looking model. The level of detail is on par with a 1/35 tank

S

Hello.

I continue the work:










So the tank looks today:

Getting down to the finish line now. This is going to look fantastic when you finish it.

Mauro writes:


It'd be nice if some one picked up the slack. You'd think with the old kits for the T28 and T35 going for $60 to $100 it'd be enough incentive to put out new kits of these and others, like this one.

I continue work: I established a gun in small turret.





So the model now looks:

WOW!

Another great job Dmitry!

I wonder if some companies would be interested to use your models as masters for serial products.

If Dragon has produced a "German paper panzer series" why don't it make a series of Soviet subjects?

Congrats indeed and many thanks for sharing

Thanks!
I continue the work: